Discover 3 opportunities in Master's

While most electrical engineering jobs don't require a Master's degree, those who want to undergo further training on advanced technologies, carry out original research, and have opportunities to land management positions, will find that having one is an advantage. A Master's degree will give engineering professionals more opportunities to work for prestigious companies in the country and abroad. Universities in Canada offer both Master’s and doctorate programs for anyone interested in getting the most out of the field.

An exciting opportunity open to many undergraduate students is the chance to participate in an exchange program, in which a student can study at a different institution as part of their degree. Typically, students will use this opportunity to study abroad; to learn about their subject in a different setting and to become familiar with a different culture. Yes, we know, it sounds incredible...

Electrical engineering stands as one of the most applicable professions across a wide spectrum of industries. An electrical engineer is capable of studying and applying principles of electricity, electronics, and electromagnetism to make technology act the way we want and expect it to. Check out our engineering program listings