Program Overview

Introduction to the Manufacturing Engineering Program

The University of British Columbia (UBC) is renowned globally and across Canada for its prestigious research and teaching. As a future student of the Manufacturing Engineering (MANU) program, you will be part of an institution celebrated for its innovation, entrepreneurship, and commitment to elevating the human experience.

Program Overview

• The Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.Sc.) in Manufacturing Engineering is a second-year entry program.
• Admission requires the completion of a general first-year engineering program at UBC or another post-secondary institution.
• Entry into the Manufacturing Engineering program at UBC is highly competitive and is based on a broad-based admissions procedure.

Admission Details

• In addition to strong academic performance, prospective students are encouraged to demonstrate involvement in UBC’s Engineering community during their first year by actively participating in a student club or team.
• As with all other engineering undergraduate programs at UBC, students will apply to the common undergraduate engineering first year and then specialize in Manufacturing Engineering starting in their second year.
• Note: The GPA cut-off for admission into the program varies each year based on the applicant pool, and the Department does not have a set minimum.

Program Reputation and Statistics

• UBC is ranked among the top 40 in the world.
• The university has over 50,000 students in 12 Faculties and 2 campuses.
• There are over 30,000 alumni living in 120 countries.
• UBC is ranked among the top 10 in North America for commercializing and patenting.

Conclusion

As one of Canada’s top engineering programs, UBC nurtures an environment where innovation thrives, and students are prepared to become leaders in the field of manufacturing engineering. The program's emphasis on academic excellence, community involvement, and real-world application makes it an attractive choice for future students looking to excel in the field of manufacturing engineering.