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
- Sexton Scholar Makes an Impact on her Peers
- Capstone Team Responds to Halifax Regional Fire and Emergency's Call for Improvement
- Dalhousie Professor Inducted as Engineering Institute of Canada Fellow
- Dalhousie Alumnus Set to Make the World a More Vibrant Place
Engineering News from Dal News
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Engineering success
Dal students shine at the Canadian Engineering Competition, including a silver medal for Annika Benson and Kayleigh Landers in the "Re-Engineering" category.
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Acquiring the tools to push the frontiers of knowledge
Stanislav Sokolenko, an assistant professor from the Faculty of Engineering, will be using funding from the Canada Foundation for Innovation’s CFI John R. Evans Leaders Fund to develop new approaches to cell cultures.
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Dal alum set to make the world a more vibrant place
A Dal Science alum is working with students in the Faculty of Engineering, as well as taking advantage the new Emera ideaHUB incubator space, to help people with colour vision deficiencies see the full spectrum of the rainbow.