The Bachelor of Applied Science in Electronic Systems Engineering at the University of Regina is designed for ambitious students eager to design, develop, and integrate the complex electronic systems that underpin modern technology. You will explore critical areas such as communications, microelectronics, instrumentation, and power systems, gaining a comprehensive understanding of how electronics, computers, and communication technologies converge. This undergraduate degree provides a robust foundation for tackling challenges in fields ranging from embedded systems to control automation, preparing you for a dynamic engineering career.
You will study this programme full-time on campus over four years, engaging in hands-on laboratory work and theoretical coursework guided by experienced faculty. The curriculum incorporates diverse engineering minors, allowing you to specialise in areas like electronics, manufacturing, or software engineering, tailoring your education to your specific interests. You will graduate with the practical skills and theoretical knowledge necessary to pursue professional engineering registration and excel in roles involving system design, implementation, and maintenance across various industries.