Completing a common first year means you and all your classmates will take the same courses allowing you to experience various disciplines of engineering before deciding on an area of specialization. After completing the common first year, you will enroll in one of our nine programs. During the common first year, you will solve real engineering problems. You will be provided with the fundamentals needed for success in upper years, while exploring various engineering disciplines. This will enable you to make an educated choice for specialization in one of our nine engineering programs.Although you may have an idea of which area of engineering you would like to specialize in before coming to Western Engineering, we have met students who have changed their career plans after exploring different areas of engineering in the common first year. Having the opportunity to study different disciplines before selecting a major will save you time in the long run.You will also have the opportunity to develop a close bond with your first-year classmates. These friendships will last throughout your engineering education, and beyond.
ตัวเลือกคอร์ส
เต็มเวลา
(1 ปี)
ค่าเรียน
CAD$62,437.00 (฿ 1,540,209)
ต่อปี
เริ่มเรียน
มกราคม 2027
สถานที่
Main Campus
1151 Richmond Street,
London,
Ontario,
N6A 3K7, Central Canada, Canada
เต็มเวลา
(1 ปี)
ค่าเรียน
CAD$62,437.00 (฿ 1,540,209)
ต่อปี
Health Insurance (UHIP) fees - 792
เริ่มเรียน
กันยายน 2027
สถานที่
Main Campus
1151 Richmond Street,
London,
Ontario,
N6A 3K7, Central Canada, Canada
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สำหรับนักเรียนนานาชาติ
A minimum average of B grade in 3 distinct A-Levels or 4 distinct AS-Levels. Predicted Results - You must complete the GCE A Level Predicted Results Form. A minimum of a C grade in 5 GCSE or IGCSE or Ordinary Levels or equivalent in academic subjects. A minimum of 4.0 full senior academic courses reported on your academic transcript. A minimum SAT combined Evidence-Based Reading and Writing plus Math score of 1190 OR a minimum ACT composite score of 24. The score reports must be official and come to the Admissions Office directly from the College Board or ACT.