Carleton University Ottawa

Ottawa

Canada

Overview

The Electrical Engineering program at Carleton University, offered by the Faculty of Engineering and Design's Department of Electronics, focuses on the design, development, testing, and management of electrical components and systems, ranging from microchips to power systems. This BEng program is accredited by the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board and provides a curriculum structured for hands-on experience and specialization in various areas. Students build a strong foundation in mathematics and science, progressing to advanced topics like digital and analog circuit design, electromagnetics, and real-time programming, with options for further development in cutting-edge fields such as wireless electronics, integrated circuit design, and renewable energy systems.

Location

1125 Colonel by Drive 315 Robertson Hall, Ottawa, K1S 5B6

Website

https://admissions.carleton.ca/apply/

Median Salary

$46,500

Ranking

#601

QS World University Rankings

Admissions

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Cost and Scholarships

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Funding Options

Scholarship

Need-Based Aid

Scholarships

Renewable Entrance Scholarships - Available for international students.; President's Welcome Award (INR 60,000) - Up to INR 1.32 â€“ 10.57 Lakhs (amount converted to midpoint of range in Lakhs).; Prestige Scholarships - For students entering directly from high school or CÃ‰GEP with an admission average of 90% or better. Requires an application and letter of reference.; Entrance Bursary - Provides additional funds to meet direct education costs for the first year. Apply online.; Departmental awards - For excellence in cognitive science.; Need-based financial aid - Available.; International Graduate Student Award - Available for international students.; Research assistantships - Additional funding opportunities.; Government-sponsored programs - Designed to support diverse student populations.