Bachelor of Applied Science (BASc) (Co-op) in Electronic Systems Engineering

Course Overview The Bachelor of Electronic Systems Engineering at the University of Regina is a CEAB-accredited program that prepares you for a professional engineering career across diverse industries. The curriculum employs a systems approach, integrating critical technical knowledge with essential considerations for safety, environmental, and economic factors. You will gain hands-on experience in advanced labs and through lucrative co-op opportunities that provide real-world work experience. Key Program Highlights CEAB-accredited degree, qualifying graduates to become licensed Professional Engineers (P.Eng.) Specialize in high-demand fields like wireless communications, embedded systems, and industrial automation Gain practical, hands-on skills in state-of-the-art labs with dedicated, industry-experienced faculty Access lucrative co-op placements, earning up to $13,000 per semester while building your resume Seamless transfer pathways for students looking to complete their engineering degree