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Minor in Digital Engineering

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Program Admissions Information

Admission to Minors

Application to a Minor within an engineering program is made during the Winter Term.

To be considered for admission into a minor, students must apply in their first year of studies and will be evaluated based on the most recent 10 courses (pertaining to degree requirements) completed at U of C at the time of selection.

To be admitted to any Minor, a student must be in good standing on their most recent academic review. In the event that the number choosing a Minor exceeds the number that can be accommodated, students will be admitted to the Minor in order of academic performance as described above, until the enrolment limit is reached.

This minor is only open to:

Biomedical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Geomatics Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Sustainable Systems Engineering

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