电气和计算机工程师处理我们时代的两个关键问题：数字信息的通信和控制，以及能源的创造和分配。

您的教授正在对世界上见过的最快速发展的技术进行前沿研究：利用来自太阳，风，土和海洋的自然能源; 建立突破性的生物医学设备，提高生活质量; 使您的数据在云中存储更安全，更快捷; 并开发可能成为下一代智能手机必备产品的应用程序。多点触摸传感只是这里开发的先驱技术之一。当您选择电气或计算机工程时，您将有机会塑造技术的未来。

在这两个课程的前两年，您将学习工程设计和通信，数学，数字系统，电子，通信系统，计算机体系结构和软件。在高年级，您将专注于六个一般领域之一：模拟和数字电子; 通信，信号处理与控制; 计算机硬件与网络，电磁学与能源系统; 光子学与半导体物理 ; 软件。

在U of T，电气和计算机工程课程位于同一部门。我们是唯一拥有大量研究人员的大学，他们是电气和计算机工程领域的世界领先专家。我们的课程是加拿大排名最高，规模最大的课程之一，拥有79位教授。

双录

IFP适用于从国际高中毕业并且英语流利分数不符合多伦多大学公布的入学要求的具有学术资格的国际学生。

成功完成IFP将保证在第一年获得应用科学与工程学院的一个完整学分。申请加入应用科学与工程学院的学生应该在整个高中期间表现出优秀的数学和科学。考生必须完成数学（包括微积分），物理和化学等高级课程才有资格入学。

所有有兴趣申请国际大学预科课程（IFP）的学生都可以在 OUAC网站上申请 。

IELTS

总体5.0 - 6.5（没有低于5.0）

总体6.5+（没有低于6.0）

每个T工程学生必须在毕业前完成至少600小时的实际工作。作品的性质应成为学生教育和职业发展的重要组成部分。因此，它必须包含一定程度的责任（例如，计划，系统，设备，人员或财务的管理），合理的判断和有效的沟通，并支持学生毕业后的职业生涯。学生通常在工业，政府，大学研究或公共服务的许多方面找到工作，以满足实际经验要求。

这些经验可以在课程期间或通过职业经历年合作计划（PEY合作计划）的任何时间获得，并且在进入学院之前完成的工作也可以满足要求。参加PEY Co-op会自动满足实际经验要求，前提是学生完成并提交必要的报告。

职业经历年度合作计划

通过 PEY合作计划 ，您将在第三年后连续12至16个月将自己沉浸在全职员工中。您还可以选择在第二年后再工作四个月，在毕业前为您提供长达20个月的带薪专业工作经验。无论您是在快节奏的本地创业公司为小型团队做出贡献，还是在大型跨国公司获得国际经验，您都可以通过PEY Co-op获得无与伦比的在各行业中的1500多个职位

学术要求

Ontario High School Applicants

Grade 12 Curriculum Requirements (OSSD)

Candidates in the Ontario Grade 12 curriculum must be completing the Ontario Secondary School Diploma or equivalent, and the following six Grade 12 U/M courses:

English (ENG4U)

Calculus and Vectors (MCV4U)

Chemistry (SCH4U)

Physics (SPH4U)

Advanced Functions (MHF4U)

One additional U or M course

Proof of English facility

Evaluate if you are required to present proof of English facility at http://future.utoronto.ca/apply/english-language-requirements. If proof of English facility is required and you have achieved the minimum required English facility test score and have/are taking ENG4U, a minimum grade of 70% in this course is required for admissions.

The Admissions Committee considers a candidate’s overall academic history through a holistic approach, however the prerequisite course average of 70% must be met.

If you are an Ontario student completing the IB Diploma please refer to our IB requirements.

Application Procedure

If you are an applicant currently registered as full-time student at an Ontario secondary school, apply via the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC) using the 101 application. If you are not currently enrolled in an Ontario high school, please apply with the 105 application. Select “U of T Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering,” indicate your top program choice and submit your OUAC application by January 22, 2019.

Submission of Documents

If you are currently enrolled in an Ontario high school, your grades will be electronically transmitted to the Engineering Undergraduate Admissions Office. If you have already graduated from an Ontario High School, or if you have completed any high school courses in other academic jurisdictions, you must forward all relevant documents to the Engineering Undergraduate Admissions Office.

Canadian High School Applicants (Outside Ontario)

Candidates from Canadian provinces other than Ontario are considered for admission based on the following criteria:

Successful completion of diploma requirements as defined by the Ministry of Education in their province

Completion of the required courses as listed for their province below

Proof of English facility

The Admissions Committee considers a candidate’s overall academic history with emphasis on the prerequisite course average. You must present grades of 70% or higher in individual prerequisite courses to qualify for admission consideration.

Review our English Language Requirements to determine whether you are required to provide proof of English facility. Applicants required to present proof of English facility who have/are taking Grade 12 English (or an equivalent English course stated below) must achieve at least 70% in this course. If you do not meet these requirements, or are concerned that your English facility test score will fall below the minimum U of T English language requirements, you are encouraged to apply to the International Foundation Program.

Apply via the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC) using the 105 application. Select “U of T Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering,” indicate your top program choice and submit your OUAC application prior to January 22, 2019.

International High School Applicants

Am I an International High School Applicant?

We consider each applicant on the basis of their personal academic history. Applicants from outside of Canada will be evaluated on the basis of the educational system they have followed, regardless of their country of citizenship. If you are a Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident, and you are admitted to the program, you will be charged domestic tuition fees.

Application Procedure

Apply via the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC) using the appropriate application, starting in early October. Any student who attends high school outside of Canada should apply using the 105F application . Students not currently enrolled full time in an Ontario high school, who reside in Canada, OR students who are Canadian citizens or a permanent resident living elsewhere (not in Canada) should applying using the 105D application. Select “U of T Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering,” indicate your top program choice and submit your OUAC application prior to January 22, 2019. All supporting documents, including the Online Student Profile must be submitted via the Engineering Applicant Portal’s document upload feature by February 1, 2019.

What courses do I need to apply as an International Applicant?

U of T Engineering welcomes applications from around the world. All applicants to the Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering are required to present Senior Level courses in:

Mathematics (including Calculus)

Physics

Chemistry

Proof of English facility may also be required*

Please note: In cases where applicants are not able to present a required prerequisite subject, it may be replaced with an SAT Subject test, Advanced Placement exam, International Baccalaureate result or GCE A level.

Please visit English Language Requirements to evaluate if you are required to present proof of English Facility. If you do not meet the English Language Requirements at the time of admission or you are worried that you test score will not meet our minimum requirements, you may want to consider applying for the International Foundation Program (IFP) .

China

Candidates studying in the Chinese High School system are required to present:

Senior 3 level Math, Chemistry and Physics — if students are permitted to take only one science subject within their Gao Kao, we recommend Physics; Chemistry should be presented in Senior Year 3

Hui Kao: Chinese Upper Middle School Graduation Exam results (if available in your province)

Gao Kao: Chinese National University Entrance Examinations

Proof of English Facility may be required*

Students who do not plan to take the Gao Kao must provide a written explanation why they are not writing the Gao Kao and submit a standardized test result (SAT Subject Test or AP) for each prerequisite subject.

If you are completing a British-Patterned, International Baccalaureate or U.S. curriculum, please review the admission requirements for those systems.

*Please visit English Language Requirements to evaluate if you are required to present proof of English Facility. If you do not meet the English Language Requirements at the time of admission or you are worried that you test score will not meet our minimum requirements, you may want to consider applying for the International Foundation Program (IFP).

Submission of Documents

Applicants are required to submit Senior Secondary school transcripts, showing all years of study including current interim results and Hui Kao results, via the Applicant Portal’s document upload feature prior to February 1.

In addition, applicants who have studied in China are asked to have their Gao Kao and, if applicable, Final Post-Secondary transcript results verified by the CDGDC – China Qualifications Verification service or China Credentials Verification (CHESICC). When available, final results should be sent directly to the Engineering Undergraduate Admissions office at the University of Toronto from the issuing body.