Bachelor of Applied Science (BASc) in Electronic Systems Engineering

Course Overview This CEAB-accredited Bachelor's degree in Electronic Systems Engineering from the University of Regina prepares you to become a professional engineer through a systems-focused approach that balances technical expertise with real-world economic, social, and environmental considerations. The program offers a practical, hands-on learning environment with significant co-op opportunities, making it an ideal launchpad for a versatile engineering career. Key Program Highlights CEAB-accredited degree, qualifying graduates to become licensed Professional Engineers (P.Eng.) Hands-on learning in dedicated labs with experienced, industry-connected faculty Specializations in high-demand fields like wireless communications, embedded systems, and automation Earn while you learn through co-op placements paying up to $13,000 per semester Welcoming pathway for transfer students to complete their engineering degree