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| Duration | : | 4 Year |
| Study Type | : | Full Time |
| Tuition fees | : | 22.00 CAD / Per Year |
| Exam Accepted | : | IELTS 6.0/9 |
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| Conditional Scholarship | : | NA |
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This program will provide you with comprehensive training as a specialist in the design and operation of electrical and electronic systems. You will acquire the theoretical knowledge necessary for the study and design of technological systems as well as the experimental working methods required by the engineering profession. You will also develop skills for teamwork and project management.
The bachelor's degree in electrical engineering will allow you to adapt your study profile according to your preference for areas of specialization such as:
An innovative pedagogical approach in teaching design methodology has been implemented in four design courses over the four years of the baccalaureate.
Enjoy designing and developing physical systems. Have an analytical and synthetic mind. Like to take up challenges. Have an innovative spirit. Desire to learn and keep up to date technologically. Be pragmatic and have a logical mind. Have communication skills as well as good listening skills. Enjoy teamwork.
As an electrical engineer, you will have a range of career possibilities: industry, research and development, manufacturing, health, education, transport, etc.
The placement rate for graduates of this program is excellent.
This diploma gives access to the Order of Engineers of Quebec (OIQ).
During his training, the student will learn to:
Laval University or Université Laval is a French-language public university in Québec, Canada. It offers around 500 undergraduate and graduate programs. The university invites applications for Fall, Winter or Summer sessions.
Since the medium of instruction here is French, one of the key admission requirements is fluency in the French language. The admissions process is also conducted in French.
International applicants must provide the following documents at the time of admission:
As a part of their admission process, non-Francophone applicants (someone whose education was in a language other than French) must take a French proficiency test - Test de français international (TFI).
The minimally required level of French proficiency varies from program to program. The TFI scores will determine whether the applicant is required to take French language classes in addition to other qualifying courses. The university offers French-language services to its students.
Laval University offers dozens of graduate courses. The specific requirements vary for each program. Once an application is assessed, the applicant is informed of whether they qualify for taking a ‘qualifying course’, through which students acquire the language or knowledge tools necessary to excel in the university. The table below looks at the admissions requirements for some of the graduate programs.
Applicants are required to:
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| Duration | Tution Fees | Exams Accepted | view details |
| 2 Year | CAD 15,939 | IELTS |
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| 2 Year | CAD 15,225 | IELTS |
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| 2 Year | CAD 16,559 | IELTS |
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