Academic school/college: Faculty of Engineering and Computer Science. This four-year Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) degree in Electrical Engineering, offered by the Faculty of Engineering and Computer Science and accredited by the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board (CEAB), includes a mandatory co-operative education (co-op) component with four terms of paid work experience integrated into the core curriculum. The program provides a strong foundation in electrical engineering principles and design, combining academic learning with significant practical experience.

Career options for graduates of this program are excellent and diverse within the electrical engineering sector, enhanced by the mandatory co-op experience. Potential roles include electrical design engineer, power systems engineer, electronics engineer, control systems engineer, and positions in industries such as aerospace, energy, telecommunications, and software. The extensive co-op program provides valuable industry connections and practical skills, significantly boosting graduate employability.

The University of Victoria boasts the largest co-operative education (“co-op”) program in Western Canada, offering up to 16 months of paid work experience, providing a significant advantage for career development. The university is located in Victoria, the charming capital city of British Columbia, Canada, and is known for its safe, very welcoming, and inclusive community on a beautiful eco-friendly campus. The mandatory co-op component and the university's location and community make it an attractive option for students seeking a practical and supportive learning environment.