University of Calgary Electrical & Electronics engineering
University of Calgary’s Electrical & Electronics engineering programs explore and develop new and innovative technologies through the research and manipulation of electrical phenomena. The techniques and skills you’ll gain will be directly applicable to a wide range of real-world work environments. During your studies, much of your learning will occur in class, during tutorials, and through working on an advanced-level project in specialized research-and-design courses.
Highlights
- Collaborative teamwork - Interact with your peers while learning to collaborate on projects.
- Engineering Career Centre – Access engineering career advisors and gain valuable full-time paid work experience through a 12-16 month placement.
- Study abroad opportunities - Cultural and academic experiences at destinations around the world.
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32 Reviews Found
- Likes:
- I choose this university, as I wanted to do my masters, I completed my bachelor's in University too , and my main goal is to do masters and it's only to be done from a University.,
- I like the campus of my university, which is big and so accessible, there is a bus route inside and in front of every unit we get a stop for different locations in the city. It has world class facility as well as every building has a place to have a sit and complete our professional acadamic work or anything as there are big sofa as well as tables to sit , the structure of the building is as good as any corporate offices in the Downtown, calgary.
- Dislikes:
- The University is too big and maps doesn't work here, so proper guidance should be there for the students to show the building name as well as map of the building or as we can see in the mall , we can have a big display in the entrance of the building to show the map
Course Curriculum:
The course is little tough, as we are not from computer backgrounds and they start with python.
Fees:
38000
- Likes:
- The specialization is what attracted me to this University.,
- The opportunities given to improve our skills. The student support here is great so far. Professors here have open-door policies, making it easier for us to seek guidance and clarification outside of class.
- Dislikes:
- The university has a strong co-operative education and internship program that allows students to gain practical work experience in their chosen fields but these are helpful mainly for those in research field. Despite all these as a student doing masters with course work, I don't have that much opportunities to gain some practical knowledge since these are limited for us.
Course Curriculum:
I am pretty much content with the course syllabus. They are covering the topics that are helpful to the graduates.
Fees:
For a year it is approximately 12 lakhs. There is a chance that it will increase in the coming years though since the demand for seats is increasing.
- Likes:
- Good ranking, One of the most beautiful province of Canada, less tax.
- Dislikes:
- I would say there is no particular reason to dislike the university. It offers us everything a student expects and wishes for. The one thing that I do not like is how cold Calgary gets during the winters, bone-chilling cold!! It stays around negative thirty for most of the winters. That is one thing to keep in mind while selecting this university. Although, Canada is a very nice and diverse country, winters are one thing to be afraid of.
Course Curriculum:
The curriculum is really good for electrical students. I was a computer science major and had limited options to choose from.
Fees:
27,000
Course Curriculum:
The curriculum is amazing and structured. I have learned a lot many new softwares.
Fees:
30,000 CAD
Course Curriculum:
The material is relevant to the courses and also research is in the form of projects every semester. Industrial exposure didn’t get any as I'm still a student.
Fees:
26,000 CAD
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To be eligible for admission to the MSc in Data Science program at the University of Calgary, you must have a four-year bachelor's degree in a relevant field such as computer science, mathematics, statistics, or engineering, with a minimum GPA of 3.0 out of 4.0, or an equivalent degree from a recognized institution. And if English is not your first lamguage, a valid ELP test score is necessary.
You can apply for the M.Eng Chemical and Petroleum Engineering proghram of the University of Calgary if you have completed a four-year bachelor’s degree in chemical or petroleum engineering with a minimum GPA of 3.0 on a scale of 4.0. You must submit your official transcripts as well as a copy of your cetificate. International students must also submit a valid ELP test score unless eligible for exemption.
The University of Calgary offers Masters programs in various academic disciplines. However, the university does not offer masters program in International Relations.