Farshore University of Newfoundland

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Engineering, Technology & Applied Problems

Design things that work. Then introduce procurement.

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Engineering, Technology & Applied Problems

Engineering, computing and applied technology for the North Atlantic: practical programs built around complex systems, real constraints and the belief that “good enough” can usually be measured.

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BEng in Civil & Coastal Engineering

BEng5 years

Structures, infrastructure, coastal systems and engineering for communities where the ocean has opinions.

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BEng in Mechanical Engineering

BEng5 years

Design, mechanics, energy systems, manufacturing and machines expected to work after February.

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BEng in Ocean Systems

BEng5 years

Ocean technology, marine robotics, instrumentation and engineering for cold, corrosive, moving environments.

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BSc in Computer Science

BSc4 years

Software, algorithms, AI, data systems and the practical reality that the printer is not your department.

1,120undergraduate students
390graduate students
74faculty members
22labs & maker spaces

People

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Dr. Ren A. K. Sharma

Dean; Professor of Ocean Systems

“Engineering: because ‘good enough’ isn’t good enough… usually.”

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Dr. Mara Vickers

Professor; Chair, Civil & Coastal Engineering

“Design for the load you have, not the weather you hoped for.”

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Dr. Theo Bernard

Associate Professor; Chair, Mechanical Engineering

“If it vibrates unexpectedly, it is already communicating.”

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Dr. Hana Patel

Professor; Chair, Electrical & Computer Engineering

“The signal is there. The question is what else is on the line.”

Student perspective

People make the program.

“The labs are excellent, the projects are real, and every assignment eventually becomes a discussion about corrosion.” — Noah Keating, BEng Ocean Systems (Class of 2028)

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