UTP Stage-II Engineering Leading to Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering

Electrical Engineering in Canada is a discipline that studies electrical and electronic technology. Electrical engineers design, develop, test and repair electrical systems, as well as other electrical equipment. Some of the areas under Electrical Engineering include Lighting Design, Energy Engineering, Power and Measurement, Smart Electrical Networks and Systems, Electronics, etc.

 This study abroad in Engineering from ICM equates to the first year of a Bachelor of Science (Engineering) degree from the University of Manitoba. As the oldest engineering school in Western Canada, the Faculty of Engineering prepares graduates for leadership roles by focusing on preparation and collaboration.  

The field of engineering is often associated with finding solutions to real-world problems in the form of analysis using mathematical, scientific, and problem-solving skills. In Manitoba, for the field of engineering study in Canada, the University believes that engineers must also have excellent communication skills and understanding of business, legal and social issues that contribute to the development of technological products and processes needed to meet the needs of the global economy. 

As an electrical engineer, you will work in the construction and construction of electrical and electronic equipment. You will learn the basics of physical science, as well as areas that apply to the design and operation of industrial control systems, communication systems, electrical circuits, and the manufacture and distribution of energy. Bachelor's degrees in Electrical Engineering allow you to pursue lucrative careers. Here are some of the most popular options: Electric Engine, Test Engineer, Design Engineer, Project Engineer, Circuit Designer, Communications Engineer, Electrical Systems Engineer, Embedded System Engineering and Regional Designer.