Undergraduate programs
Our faculty pushes the edges of engineering and computer science.
- get hands-on experience
- join award-winning student teams
- earn money in your field during co-op
- design the future
Add in specializations, options and interdisciplinary programs, ranging from music to management, to combine your technical skills with other interests.
Minors
Expand your education by adding a minor to your degree program.
Minors are available from:
Co-op program
At UVic, learning extends beyond the classroom. Through co-operative education (co-op), you can alternate terms in class with paid work terms in your field of study.
All engineering students are automatically admitted to the engineering co-op program.
While co-op is optional for computer science students, the program’s hands-on work experience is beneficial and we encourage you to apply.
Transfer students
Whether you came here from another post-secondary institution, took a few years off or went through a bridge program, it's easy to transfer to UVic Engineering and Computer Science.
- apply online and send in your transcripts
- within a few weeks, you'll receive a transfer evaluation with a course-by-course description of how your credit transfers to UVic
- eligible transfer credit is normally assigned as part of admission
Bridge program
Turn your engineering technology diploma into an engineering degree through the Camosun-UVic Engineering Bridge Programs.
There are 2 programs at Camosun College that allow graduates with qualifying technology diplomas to fast-track directly into third-year engineering studies at UVic:
Engineering accreditation
Graduation from one of UVic's nationally accredited undergraduate engineering programs is the first step to becoming a licensed Professional Engineer (PEng).
For more information on obtaining a PEng, visit Engineers and Geoscientists BC, the organization that regulates and governs these professions in BC.
Ready to apply?
Ready to apply to UVic? We’ll walk you through the steps of our application process.
Talk to a student recruiter or attend a recruitment event if you have questions.