The Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical) program, a four-year undergraduate degree offered jointly by Lakehead University and Georgian College, is designed for ambitious students eager to master the principles of electrical engineering and technology. This unique program addresses the growing need for engineers skilled in areas such as electric circuit theory, electronics, and computer logic circuits. You will engage with foundational sciences like chemistry and physics, alongside core engineering concepts, preparing you for a dynamic career in a field that powers innovation across industries. Georgian College is proud to host all four years of this comprehensive program on its Barrie campus.
You will experience a structured learning journey, progressing through foundational mathematics and engineering design in your first year to advanced topics like embedded systems, control systems, and digital signal processing by your third year. The curriculum emphasizes practical application, with many courses including laboratory components that contribute to your Georgian College diploma. In your final year, you will undertake a significant degree project, allowing you to apply your accumulated knowledge to a complex engineering challenge. Graduates are prepared for diverse roles in electrical engineering, from power systems to communications, equipped with both a professional engineering degree and a technology diploma.
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