200th Anniversary Engineering Entrance Awards
Nominate a female student (Grades 9 - 12) for a $1,000 entrance award to Dalhousie University's Faculty of Engineering.
Nominations are open until April 1, 2018
2016/17 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
Current Students
For information on degree requirements, applying to co-op and more, visit the For Current Students Section
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.
About the Faculty of Engineering
Students of the Faculty of Engineering benefit from professors who mentor and guide them through practical, real-world design projects. Learn more about the Faculty of Engineering.
Faculty and Research
Leaders in their fields, our professors engage and challenge students to develop creative solutions to local, national, and international problems. Learn more about our faculty and their research specializations.
Engineering News
- Dr. Mae Seto Appointed to Irving Shipbuilding Research Chair in Marine Engineering and Autonomous Systems
- Dalhousie Coast to Coast Tour: Western Canada
- 2018 Dalhousie Engineering Capstone Conference Poster Winners
- Engineering Helps Advance New Technology in Corrosion Protection
Engineering News from Dal News
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Grad profile: Keeping the end goal in mind
For Mechanical Engineering student Stephen Robinson-Enebeli, the Dalhousie experience is about much more than what happens in the classroom, and includes co-op terms with tech startups and community work with organizations like Pathways Spryfield.
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Grad profile: Engineering connections
Graduating MEng Internetworking students Olayinka Oluwole and Arun Kumar share how working at the Sexton Design and Technology Library enhanced their student experience at Dal.
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New Irving Shipbuilding Research Chair at Dalhousie creates foundation for leadership in marine engineering
Mae Seto, an associate professor in Dalhousie’s Faculty of Engineering, has been appointed the Irving Shipbuilding Chair in Marine Engineering and Autonomous Systems — a new chair focused on fostering Canadian talent and leadership in marine engineering.