Where Engineering meets Innovation
Great engineering careers are built on leadership and innovation. The most respected companies in the world rely upon critical thinking and analytical skills to achieve breakthrough engineering technologies. Leaders in these organizations seamlessly blend engineering and business perspectives to resolve important problems facing society.
BESc in Integrated Engineering
The Engineering degree program that equips you for versatility and complex portfolios in your career. The degree includes multidiscipinary Engineering foundations, integrated systems analysis and design, multi-modal impact analysis for socio-economic sustainability, and opportunities to co-synthesize complex problem solutions with stakeholders.
Graduate Courses
Graduate students at Western Engineering also have the opportunity to develop their professional, leadership, innovation skills relevant to the Engineering workplace. Click Learn More to discover options, including a Graduate Diploma in Engineering Leadership and Innovation
ELI Certificate
Open to all BESc students, the Engineering Leadership and Innovation certificate provides a broad foundation for leadership and innovation skills that are specific to technology development/commercialization and practicing in an Engineering industry environment. The entrepreneurial mindset with sociotechnical systems thinking will be valuable in complex problem solving and in leading organizations.
Design Thinking 101 with RBC
Register to participate in a design thinking workshop series led by industry experts from RBC, to strengthen your problem-solving skills and creativity.
IMPORTANT LINKS
- John M. Thompson Innovation Fund
- Thompson Centre Awards
- Morrissette Entrepreneurship
- Linamar Scholarships for Women in Engineering and Business
- Undergraduate Degrees and Certificates
- Graduate Diploma and Courses
- Research at Thompson Centre
CONTACT US
Amit Chakma Engineering Building
The Meister Family Suite
Room: 2410
London, ON, N6A 5B9
Tel: 519-661-2111 ext. 86725
Email: tceli@uwo.ca