Accreditation of Programs
Carleton University’s Bachelor of Engineering programs are accredited by Engineers Canada through the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board. If you graduate from an accredited program, you are academically qualified to start the process of becoming a licensed Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) in Canada.
Choosing an accredited undergraduate engineering program means your degree is recognized for professional licensure. Carleton’s bachelor programs have a long and reputable history of accreditation.
- Aerospace Engineering: Accredited since 1992
- Architectural Conservation and Sustainability Engineering: Accredited since 2015
- Biomedical and Electrical Engineering: Accredited since 2010
- Biomedical and Mechanical Engineering: Accredited since 2012
- Civil Engineering: Accredited since 1965
- Communications Engineering: Accredited since 2002
- Computer Systems Engineering: Accredited since 1984
- Electrical Engineering: Accredited since 1965
- Engineering Physics: Accredited since 2003
- Environmental Engineering: Accredited since 1996
- Mechanical Engineering: Accredited since 1965
- Software Engineering: Accredited since 2003
- Sustainable and Renewable Energy Engineering: Accredited since 2012
In line with the standard process for new engineering programs in Canada, accreditation for Mechatronics Engineering will be sought at the time of the first graduating class.
Professional Engineers Ontario
Professional Engineers Ontario is the licensing and regulating body for professional engineering in the province.
Professional Engineers Ontario’s Student Membership Program
The Student Membership Program connects students with Professional Engineers Ontario and the engineering community.
License Hub: Professional Engineers Ontario
Discover and apply for the professional engineering license that’s right for you.
Contact
Questions about Carleton’s engineering accreditation can be directed to:
Samantha Colasante, MBA
Engineering Accreditation and Quality Officer
Samantha.Colasante@carleton.ca