An Applied Computing degree would prepare you for a role in the data processing unit of large financial, banking, or insurance institutions, or as a network or systems administrator in a similar firm, or as a World Wide Web designer/programmer. To learn more click here.

A Computer Engineering degree will prepare you for a role on a team working with the design, construction and testing of a computer systems for large to very small products. Examples include iPods and Robots. To learn more click here.

A Computer Science degree will prepare you for a career such as a software developer, systems analyst, or webmaster (to name a few) with the government, research or private sector. To learn more click here.

An Electrical Engineering degree prepares you for a role involving the design, development and testing of electrical equipment. You may work with power, telecommunication, electronics or control systems. To learn more click here.

A degree in Electrical Engineering with a concentration in Mechatronic Systems is the multidisciplinary approach to engineering combining Mechanical, Electrical and Computer Engineering fields. You would be prepared for a role on team working on projects involving robotics or unmanned systems. To learn more click here.

With a BA in Game Development you would be capable of creating artistic content for games while having a strong technical background, enabling you to bridge the gap between artist and programmer. To learn more click here.

With a BS in Game Development you would be able to help in the programming and development of games, while understanding and being able to communicate effectively with the artists who are part of any game development project. To learn more click here.

With a degree in Mechanical Engineering you are prepared to work on projects involving motion, energy and/or force. Examples of careers include work with generators, engines, wind turbines, and other power-generating machines. Also included is work relating to robotics and the medical device industry. To learn more click here.