2018/19 Undergraduate Scholarship Information
Graduate Students
Dalhousie's graduate programs strive for excellence in research and engineering education. To find out more visit the Graduate Students Section
Services for Current Students
While engineering students are welcome to utilize student services on the Studley Campus, student supports are also offered directly on the Sexton Campus through a one-stop satellite office. Visit the Student Services @ Sexton page to learn more!
The American Society for Engineering Education Showcases Dal Engineering
Dalhousie Engineering was one of a handful of engineering schools featured at the 2013 conference in Atlanta, GA. Learn more about the ASEE by clicking here.
Faculty and Research
Our professors are leaders in their fields, engaging and challenging students to develop creative solutions to local, national, and international problems. Learn more about our faculty and their research specializations.
Supporting Our Students
The Faculty of Engineering is committed to supporting our students, with a full range of student support services offered at a one-stop satellite office on our Sexton Campus. Visit the Student Services @ Sexton page to learn more!
Engineering News from Dal News
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Engineering a different future
When Mohammed Alqassab enrolled at Dal to become engineer after a decade working back home in Saudi Arabia, preparatory courses in math and English gave him the confidence he needed to get started. This spring, he graduated as a Sexton Scholar with his wife and three children there to cheer him on.
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Protecting our coasts and waterways from the impacts of potential oil spills
Two Dal faculty members in Agriculture and Engineering are investigating strategies to better separate oil from water and examine the risk of spills in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago thanks to new federal funding.
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Grad Profile: Finding family in the library
Adjusting to a new place was a bit of a challenge for Industrial Engineering student Sarah Abdoon when she transferred to Dalhousie University in 2016, but she soon found connections through her employment with the Dalhousie Libraries.