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Program Overview
Undergraduate Programs
The Lassonde School of Engineering offers a variety of undergraduate programs, including:
- Civil Engineering
- Computer Engineering
- Computer Science
- Computer Science for Software Development
- Cyber Security
- Digital Media
- Digital Technologies
- Earth & Atmospheric Science
- Electrical Engineering
- Geomatics Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Mechatronics Engineering
- Software Engineering
- Space Engineering
Graduate Programs
The Lassonde School of Engineering also offers several graduate programs, including:
- Civil Engineering (M.A.Sc.; PhD)
- Computer Science (M.Sc.)
- Digital Media (M.Sc.; PhD)
- Earth & Space Science (M.Sc.; PhD)
- Electrical & Computer Engineering (M.A.Sc.)
- Electrical Engineering & Computer Science (PhD)
- Mechanical Engineering (M.A.Sc.; PhD)
- Sustainable Energy Systems (MEng)
Certificates
In addition to undergraduate and graduate programs, the Lassonde School of Engineering offers several certificate programs, including:
- BEST
- GIS
- Mechatronics
- Meteorology
Opportunities
The Lassonde School of Engineering provides various opportunities for students, including:
- Co-op
- Dual Degree
- k2i academy
- Lassonde Academy
Admissions & Aid
The admissions process for the Lassonde School of Engineering involves several steps, including:
Applying to Lassonde
- Admission requirements
- Boost Co-Application
- Engineering Core First-Year
- Engineering Program Guarantee
- International Students
- Tours, Events & Webinars
Student Welcome & Support
- Women in Science & Engineering
- Explore Virtual Tours
- This is Lassonde: Podcast
Awards & Financial Aid
- Undergraduate Awards & Scholarships
- Graduate Awards & Scholarships
Academic Calendar
Student Life
The Lassonde School of Engineering offers a range of student life activities, including:
Student Experiences
- Clubs
- Co-op
- Indigenous Student Support
- International Students
- Get Involved
- Women in Science & Engineering
Student Services
- Lassonde Machine Shop
- Lockers
- Room Booking
Academic Support & Advising
- Academic Honesty & Integrity
- Enrolment and Advising Q&A
- First-year Eng Block Model
- Connect with an Academic Advisor
- Program Changes
Student Well-Being
- Addressing a Concern or Complaint
- Centres, Groups & Resources focused on Support & Inclusion
- Health and Well-being Support
- Student Support & Resources
Parents and Supporters
Research
The Lassonde School of Engineering is involved in various research areas, including:
Faculty Research
- Distinguished Speaker Series
- Research Reports
Research Centres & Facilities
- CRESS
- ICAL
- MOVE
- MTEC
Research Training Programs
- Undergraduate Research
- Graduate Students
- Postdoctoral Fellows
About
The Lassonde School of Engineering has several departments, including:
Departments
- Civil Engineering
- Earth & Space Science & Engineering
- Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
- Mechanical Engineering
Our People
- Leadership
- Faculty
- Staff
- Alumni & Friends
- Fast Facts
- Newsletter Archives
Vision & Values
- Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
Our Strategy
- Committees
- Faculty Council
- Impact Reports
- Strategic Academic Plan
- Strategic Research Plan
Careers
- Faculty Recruitment
- Staff Recruitment
Get in Touch
- Partner with Lassonde
k2i academy
The k2i academy is committed to inspiring diverse students to pursue STEM pathways through various programs, including:
Bringing STEM to Life: In Schools
The k2i academy works in partnership with K-12 school boards to co-design and co-deliver science programming connected to the Ontario curriculum.
Bringing STEM to Life: Work-Integrated Learning
The k2i academy provides opportunities for underrepresented students to participate in paid summer research projects aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Bringing STEM to Life: Community
The k2i academy offers community programs, including hackathons, webinars, after-school programs, and community events, to nurture students' love of science, technology, engineering, and math.