Electronic Systems Engineering
What is Electronic Systems Engineering?
Electronic Systems Engineering focuses on the integration of electronics, computers, and communication technologies in many different types of systems.
Our Program
The Electronic Systems Engineering (ESE) program at the University of Regina focuses on a core program of analog and digital electronics with specialization streams in: instrumentation and control, telecommunications, micro-electronics, and power and energy.
Software and computer-related courses are part of the electronics core program, allowing students to develop greater facility with both hardware and software.
Graduate with:
- Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.Sc.) in Electronic Systems Engineering
- Students in Co-operative Education graduate with a B.A.Sc. (Co-op) in Electronic Systems Engineering
- Students in the Internship Program graduate with a B.A.Sc. (Internship) in Electronic Systems Engineering
The ESE program is fully accredited by the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board.
ESE Graduate Program
- Master of Engineering (M.Eng.) – project focus or co-op
- Master of Applied Science (M.A.Sc.) – thesis-based
- Doctoral (Ph.D.) program
What ESE Students Do
Our ESE students learn the performance of electronic components, develop understanding of component behaviour in complex systems, learn and practice skills for the design and management of electronic systems, and develop and complete design projects.
Undergraduate ESE Labs
Careers for ESE Graduates
What sort of career could you have?
Electronic Systems Engineers typically work in the following areas or hold the following job titles:
- Avionics
- Communications
- Computer Design
- Electronic Systems Engineer
- Engineering Management
- Hardware Systems Engineer
- Instrumentation
- Manufacturing & Processing
- Programming
- Power Electronics
- Quality Assurance
- Radio & Television
- Telecommunications
- Test Engineer