BASc · Faculty of Applied Science · 158 credits, ordered so prerequisites come first and every course is one UBC actually offers.
158 credits at 12 a term needs 13 terms, so this route runs past four years. This program’s full load is 22 a term, which fits it into eight.
Year 12026-27 Winter Term 112 credits
Year 12026-27 Winter Term 212 credits
Year 22027-28 Winter Term 112 credits
Year 22027-28 Winter Term 212 credits
Year 32028-29 Winter Term 112 credits
Year 32028-29 Winter Term 212 credits
Year 42029-30 Winter Term 112 credits
Year 42029-30 Winter Term 212 credits
Year 52030-31 Winter Term 112 credits
Year 52030-31 Winter Term 212 credits
Year 62031-32 Winter Term 112 credits
Year 62031-32 Winter Term 212 credits
Year 72032-33 Winter Term 114 credits
A B.A.Sc. is granted after credit for every course in the program of study. That is normally four Winter Sessions at full credit load, five for Engineering Physics, and nine academic terms for Biomedical Engineering. Part-time study needs the Dean’s Office. Programs change year to year to keep engineering accreditation, so confirm against the Calendar for your entry year.
UBC CalendarStudents coming from a first year of science take APSC 100, 160 and 201, MATH 152, 253 and 255, PHYS 170, STAT 251 and 6 credits of Complementary Studies, 30 credits rather than 37. More than 26 credits of engineering transfer credit can mean entering second year directly.
UBC CalendarThe Faculty may limit registration to students in the B.A.Sc. program and prioritise by progression and graduation requirements, and enrolment in engineering elective courses may be restricted.
UBC CalendarCIVL 302 satisfies the impact-of-technology-on-society element, and CIVL 402 counts toward the professional development requirement. That is why only 3 credits of Complementary Studies electives appear in fourth year on top of the 3 in first.
UBC CalendarThe Calendar points at a fourth-year technical elective list where several streams are possible, rather than naming courses. CIVL 235 is taken at the end of Term 2 of second year.
UBC Calendar