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Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

Students in the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science walk through a nuclear energy lab.

Every aspect of our modern lives, from the gadgets in our hands to the infrastructure that supports us, owes its existence to the brilliance and dedication of engineers.

We stand on the cusp of an era defined by technological advancements, and the role of engineers has never been more crucial. Ontario Tech's Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science (FEAS) leads this transformative movement.

Our faculty members are internationally renowned for their groundbreaking research. They tackle society’s most pressing engineering challenges in clean energy, autonomous systems and advanced manufacturing. We aren’t just focusing on today's problems. We are solving the challenges of tomorrow by ensuring Canada's competitiveness and sustainability on the global stage.

We are dedicated to giving students a great learning experience. This sets us apart. Through a combination of rigorous academics and hands-on, real-world applications, we equip them with technical proficiency and the creativity, teamwork and leadership skills essential for success in the constantly evolving engineering landscape.

FEAS is committed to more than just the classroom. We reach out to underrepresented communities to ensure everyone can access science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) opportunities. In collaboration with community organizations and industry partners, we are engineering a future that is both sustainable and inclusive.

We believe that the future is ours to create. So, let’s come together to fuel innovation that drives positive change and leaves a lasting legacy for future generations.

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Students and professor in FEAS Nuclear Simulation Lab

By combining foundational knowledge, experiential learning and a strong emphasis on community building, we're engineering a more sustainable, equitable tomorrow.

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