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This summer, uOttawa’s Faculty of Engineering Secondary School is once again redefining what high school can look like. It’s offering a brand-new summer co-op course for Grade 11 students to give them real-world experience and a head start on their future.

From treating her own eczema by playing around with chemical formulations of botanical soaps, to running a successful small artisanal beauty company in Chelsea, Quebec, civil engineering graduate Elodie Marcotte (BASc '14. Civil engineering) is anything but done creating new formulas for soaps and her own life.

High school students can take technological design and computer science courses to earn credits toward their Ontario Secondary School Diploma.

With a new Genome Canada and NSERC Alliance grant for wastewater monitoring, Robert Delatolla and his team at the University of Ottawa Faculty of Engineering are advancing public health in Canada by using wastewater data to track emerging diseases and improve health equity.

New machine learning tool redefines microbial rare biosphere

Professor Di Wang from the University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Engineering has recently been appointed Tier 2 Canada Research Chair in Cold Region Roads. This honour recognizes his expertise and leadership in tackling infrastructure challenges in Canada’s northern regions. With a background in durable, sustainable roads and expertise shaped by international research in Europe, Professor Wang is comm...

Summary - CoVaRR-Net bridged crucial research and public health gaps to inform decision-making during COVID-19 pandemic. - Quickly assessed how SARS-CoV-2 variants affected people in Canada and around the world and discovered ways to detect and stop their spread. - Highlighted the importance of translating research into practical public health measures. - Established legacy of pandemic prepare...

From workplace generative AI to specialized deep learning and NLP, uOttawa’s Faculty of Engineering offers a range of reskilling options.

The University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Engineering is proud to announce that its Outreach team has received major funding from NSERC’s PromoScience program in the form of a $540,000 grant to be distributed over three years.

Distinguished University Professor Mamadou Fall from the University of Ottawa Faculty of Engineering has been awarded the John B. Stirling Medal by the Engineering Institute of Canada. This medal honours his remarkable achievements in research and outstanding service to the profession and community.