Program Curriculums
Core engineering program
A substantial part of the work in first and second year is made up of courses common to all 10 engineering disciplines. You will apply to your preferred discipline in the winter term of first year and the elective classes taken in second year will depend on your selected discipline.
Complementary studies
Also an important part of the curriculum is a series of complementary studies classes. The Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board (CEAB) of the Canadian Council of Professional Engineers (CCPE) requires that an accredited undergraduate engineering degree program must include Complementary Studies courses which appropriately complement the technical content of the engineering curriculum. In the Upper Division, students are required to take one Complementary Studies Elective course. Students may choose any course that meets the following requirements: “One 3-credit course focused on central issues, methodologies, and thought processes of the humanities and social sciences. Language instruction and/or communication-focused courses may not be taken to satisfy this requirement, neither can courses which focus heavily on science, mathematics, technical analysis or economics, as these areas are covered elsewhere within the CHEE curriculum. Suggested departments which may have suitable classes are outlined in the Faculty of Engineering policy on selecting humanities classes.”
If you are a student coming from one of our Associated Universities, please note that you are required to complete at least 50% of your classes at Dalhousie University in order to obtain your degree. If you have taken a class at another university from which you want to be exempted at Dalhousie, please keep this rule in mind because this means that you will be required to take another class in its place. If you are unsure, please do not hesitate to contact Dr. Brooks, Undergraduate Coordinator.
Course requirements
Questions?
Chemical Advisor | Dr. Su-Ling Brooks |
494-6482 | Su-Ling.Brooks@dal.ca |