Engineering Science Schools

Detailed profiles of schools for Engineering Science from the EdRef college search portal.

Engineering Science programs deal with high technology and are usually organized around classroom and laboratory components with an eye toward industry work terms. Specializations within the field include robotics, biomedical, computer aided design, telecommunications, and microelectronics. Programs focus on systems design but also on broad scientific knowledge and communications skills. Much of the coursework is completed using computers and computer graphic tools. Students cultivate an understanding of basic sciences and explore novel aspects of engineering. The focus is on the creative use of technology.

Some specializations include chemistry, physics, metallurgy, nanoscience, and mathematics. Regardless of the specific subjects focused on, students learn how to apply them in the world of today and the world of the future. Programs are integrated and interdisciplinary, and they have a strong basis in information technology. Graduates are prepared to accept positions within industry and government where they can apply their knowledge of mathematics, physical sciences, and engineering.