Bachelor of Applied Science in Engineering Science - Engineering Physics
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Duration
4 Years
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Post study work visa
3 Years
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Intake months
September
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Delivery locations
Toronto
The Department of Physics at the University of Toronto, together with the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering, created the Engineering Physics program in 1934 (called Engineering Science since 1965). The Physics Major continues to attract students with a keen aptitude for physics who see the creative potential for combining this with an engineering degree. Graduates appreciate the high degree of flexibility provided to them in terms of the design of their program across a wide spectrum of theoretical and experimental physics courses. Whether your focus is physics, biomedical systems, aerospace or infrastructure, Engineering Science immerses you in a challenging environment that demands both drive and depth. Your classmates will be just like you ? intelligent, analytical, ambitious, creative and well-rounded. Together you will share one of the most intense and intellectually stimulating learning experiences available.
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IELTS 6.5
TOEFL 100
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Type of institution
Foundation Provider
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Year established
1827
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Total students
62,864
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On campus accommodation
Available
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Edward L. Donegan Scholarship in Engineering
Approximately CAD 22000 - CAD 24000
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