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Updated ECE Program information

Click here to read more about plans for a new Biomedical Engineering program at the University of Victoria.

New EE Specialization in Electrical Energy Systems!

ECE now offers an Electrical Engineering Biomedical Engineering Option and a Computer Engineering Biomedical Engineering Option.

A core component to the ECE degrees is the senior level projects. For some examples of past senior projects, see the CENG/ELEC/SENG 499 Projects page.

The ECE degrees have a number of degree options available including Biomedical Engineering, Computer Music, and Fast Track Master. For more information on these options see the Undergraduate Program page.

Please explore the many facets of Electrical and Computer Engineering at IEEE.tv™, an internet based television network that provides special-interest programming about technology and engineering.

Bachelor of Software Engineering (BSENG), a joint program between ECE and CSC.

Current graduate students in the department may be interested in the information on the program, forms, policies, etc., collected by current Grad Rep, Jie Yan at the ECE Grad Rep Website.

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The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Victoria offers Bachelor, Masters and Doctoral degrees. Co-operative education is a key component of our degree programs.

The Department has over 300 undergraduate students, some 100 graduate students, and thirty-five regular and emeritus faculty members. A broad range of research is carried out by faculty and graduate students.

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