- HBA · 4 years
- Work experience details
- ~High 80s to low 90s
Civil Engineering (Thunder Bay)
Lakehead University · Thunder Bay.
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4 years
Duration (years)
4 years (programme-specific sources; the general chapter differs)
Lakehead · Civil Engineering current programmeOptional co-op/internship; at least 16 paid months, one additional year
Work experience
Optional co-op/internship; at least 16 paid months, one additional year
Lakehead · Civil Engineering current programme70% minimum
Academic minimum
The university publishes a 70% academic minimum, not an entering-average range.
OUInfo · Engineering AM; 2027–28
Deadlines
November 2026
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Next deadline
Winter international application recommendation
Winter 2027 entry · International applicants where the programme offers Winter entry
Recommended date; later applications may be accepted if space remains. Excludes the named Education, advanced Social Work, Nursing and JD exceptions. Current application closure controls availability.
Other deadline details
Not open yet; check live program statusFall 2027 applications2027 entry
- Not open yet; check live program status
- Lakehead's program list shows Fall 2027 programs as not yet accepting applications
- The university says Fall applications usually open in mid-September of the previous year
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No single OUAC deadline, deadlines are set by each university and sometimes by programOUAC Undergraduate application, applicants who are not Ontario high school students (Group B)2026 entry
- No single OUAC deadline, deadlines are set by each university and sometimes by program
- No single OUAC deadline
- University, program, transcript, portfolio, interview, and audition dates still apply
Full source wording
Verbatim: "There is no specific Undergraduate application deadline if you are a Group B applicant. Deadlines vary at each university and sometimes depend on the program. Visit the university websites or contact the universities directly for their deadlines. If you are interested in a program but the deadline has passed, you may contact the university's admission office for help. Be aware of university-specific deadlines for submitting transcripts and portfolios, if required, and for arranging interviews and auditions. You must ensure the OUAC has enough time to process your choices before the universities' program deadlines." OUAC defines Group B as anyone who does not meet the Group A criteria, e.g. not currently taking an Ontario high school course, a Canadian outside Ontario, an international applicant, a postsecondary transfer student, or a mature applicant.
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Requirements
Admission requirements
High-school prerequisites
ENG4UEnglish
MHF4UAdvanced Functions60% min.
SCH4UChemistry
SPH4UPhysics
- OSSD with six Grade 12 U/M courses, including the required courses; minimum 70% overall final average. Higher grades may be required for competitive admission.
Application steps
Step 1Check the admission requirements
- Check the published entry route for your applicant category.
Step 3Official secondary and postsecondary transcripts
- Provide records from every secondary and postsecondary institution attended or currently attending. Official transcripts must come directly from the issuer or through OUAC or another accepted electronic service; student or agent submissions are not official.
Applicant pathways
Lakehead engineering discipline/campus degree choice
- Civil Engineering at Thunder Bay.
- Select this exact discipline/campus choice. Common Year in Applied Science is a separate preparation route.
Civil Engineering · Ontario entry
Ontario secondary-school applicants
- ENG4U; MHF4U with at least 60%; SCH4U; SPH4U.
- MCV4U is strongly recommended; another Mathematics, Science or Technological Education course is recommended.
Degree requirements
Credits and degree requirements
- The degree-specific calendar states that an Engineering Technology Diploma is awarded at the end of second year and the BEng at the end of fourth year.
Program facts
Academic minimum70% minimum
InternshipOptional co-op/internship; at least 16 paid months, one additional year
Courses
First Year: Fall Term7 listed
Named courses in the printed academic term. The adjacent Lec and Lab/Tut figures are contact hours, not course credit weights. Source exemptions, progression and admission-cohort notes apply. A course repeated across terms is retained in both printed positions, without implying two separate course awards.
Civil Engineering 1733Civil Engineering Drawing
Civil Engineering 1230Statics- Civil Engineering 1233Mechanics of Materials I
- Civil Engineering 1235Surveying
- Engineering 1015Professional and Technical Communications
Mathematics 1071+ - Vectors and Matrices
Mathematics 1210Calculus I for Engineers
First Year: Winter Term6 listed
Named courses in the printed academic term. The adjacent Lec and Lab/Tut figures are contact hours, not course credit weights. Source exemptions, progression and admission-cohort notes apply. A course repeated across terms is retained in both printed positions, without implying two separate course awards.
- Civil Engineering 1111Dynamics I
- Civil Engineering 1533Mechanics of Materials II
- Civil Engineering 1630Theory of Structures
- Civil Engineering 1635Fluid Mechanics
Computer Science 1411Computer Programming I- Mathematics 1230Calculus II for Engineers
Second Year: Fall Term6 listed
Named courses in the printed academic term. The adjacent Lec and Lab/Tut figures are contact hours, not course credit weights. Source exemptions, progression and admission-cohort notes apply. A course repeated across terms is retained in both printed positions, without implying two separate course awards.
- Civil Engineering 2135Construction Practice
Civil Engineering 2138Highway Design- Civil Engineering 2011Steel and Reinforced Concrete Design
Electrical Engineering 2151Electrical and Electronics Technology***- Engineering 3015Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer
- Mathematics 2050Applied Analysis I
Second Year: Winter Term6 listed
Named courses in the printed academic term. The adjacent Lec and Lab/Tut figures are contact hours, not course credit weights. Source exemptions, progression and admission-cohort notes apply. A course repeated across terms is retained in both printed positions, without implying two separate course awards.
- Civil Engineering 2431Water Supply and Waste Systems
Civil Engineering 2639Construction Materials- Civil Engineering 2012Soil Mechanics
- Civil Engineering 2919Technology Project
- Engineering 3014Engineering Chemistry
- Mathematics 2070Applied Analysis II
Third Year: Fall Term5 listed
Named courses in the printed academic term. The adjacent Lec and Lab/Tut figures are contact hours, not course credit weights. Source exemptions, progression and admission-cohort notes apply. A course repeated across terms is retained in both printed positions, without implying two separate course awards. Published elective slots: One complementary studies elective course.
- Civil Engineering 3056Mechanics of Solids
- Civil Engineering 3150Principles of Soil Mechanics
- Civil Engineering 3335Structural Analysis
- Civil Engineering 3738Hydrology
Mathematics 4030Probability and Statistics
Third Year: Winter Term5 listed
Named courses in the printed academic term. The adjacent Lec and Lab/Tut figures are contact hours, not course credit weights. Source exemptions, progression and admission-cohort notes apply. A course repeated across terms is retained in both printed positions, without implying two separate course awards. Published elective slots: One complementary studies elective course.
- Civil Engineering 3433Foundation Engineering
- Civil Engineering 3435Steel Structures
- Civil Engineering 3452Finite Element Methods
Geology 3015Introductory Geology for Engineers- Mathematics 3050Numerical Analysis and Computing
Fourth Year: Fall Term6 listed
Named courses in the printed academic term. The adjacent Lec and Lab/Tut figures are contact hours, not course credit weights. Source exemptions, progression and admission-cohort notes apply. A course repeated across terms is retained in both printed positions, without implying two separate course awards. Published elective slots: One engineering elective course; One complementary studies elective course.
- Chemical Engineering 4032Materials Science
- Civil Engineering 4052Open Channel Flow
- Civil Engineering 4056Environmental Control
- Civil Engineering 4135Reinforced Concrete Structures
- Civil Engineering 4230Civil Engineering Analysis
- Civil Engineering 4969Degree Project
Fourth Year: Winter Term5 listed
Named courses in the printed academic term. The adjacent Lec and Lab/Tut figures are contact hours, not course credit weights. Source exemptions, progression and admission-cohort notes apply. A course repeated across terms is retained in both printed positions, without implying two separate course awards. Published elective slots: Two engineering elective courses.
- Engineering 3336Engineering Economics and Project Management
Engineering 4539Professional Practice and Law- Civil Engineering 4969Degree Project
- Geology 4015Basic Scientific Methods in Geology
- Sociology 2755Technology, Society and Indigenous Peoples in Canada*
Mapped terms
Exact four-year Civil Engineering academic sequence from the 2026–27 Bachelor of Engineering (Civil Engineering) (TB) page, applied only to this held Thunder Bay programme. Years 1–2 retain the required technology-diploma milestone; Years 3–4 are degree study. Post-diploma make-up routes, older-cohort substitutions and the separate five-year co-op sequence are outside this map. Repeated printed course codes appear once with continuation notes; individual credits remain unknown. Choice slot coverage is partial.
Engineering Technology Diploma stage: Year 1
First Year: Fall Term
Named courses in the printed academic term. The adjacent Lec and Lab/Tut figures are contact hours, not course credit weights. Source exemptions, progression and admission-cohort notes apply. A course repeated across terms is retained in both printed positions, without implying two separate course awards. Mathematics 1071 is conditional: students with at least 60% in Grade 12 U Calculus and Vectors are exempt. It remains unassigned here. Lec and Lab/Tut columns are contact hours, not known individual credit weights. Elective selections remain partial.
- Civil Engineering 1733Civil Engineering Drawing
- Civil Engineering 1230Statics
- Civil Engineering 1233Mechanics of Materials I
- Civil Engineering 1235Surveying
- Engineering 1015Professional and Technical Communications
- Mathematics 1210Calculus I for Engineers
First Year: Winter Term
Named courses in the printed academic term. The adjacent Lec and Lab/Tut figures are contact hours, not course credit weights. Source exemptions, progression and admission-cohort notes apply. A course repeated across terms is retained in both printed positions, without implying two separate course awards. A department-approved replacement for Computer Science 1411 is permitted by the native footnote. Lec and Lab/Tut columns are contact hours, not known individual credit weights. Elective selections remain partial.
- Civil Engineering 1111Dynamics I
- Civil Engineering 1533Mechanics of Materials II
- Civil Engineering 1630Theory of Structures
- Civil Engineering 1635Fluid Mechanics
- Computer Science 1411Computer Programming I
- Mathematics 1230Calculus II for Engineers
Engineering Technology Diploma stage: Year 2
Second Year: Fall Term
Named courses in the printed academic term. The adjacent Lec and Lab/Tut figures are contact hours, not course credit weights. Source exemptions, progression and admission-cohort notes apply. A course repeated across terms is retained in both printed positions, without implying two separate course awards. Source-marked Summer Transition courses and their Engineering Technology Diploma exemptions remain applicable; the degree and diploma requirements are not interchangeable. A department-approved equivalent basic/engineering-science replacement for Electrical Engineering 2151 is permitted. Lec and Lab/Tut columns are contact hours, not known individual credit weights. Elective selections remain partial.
- Civil Engineering 2135Construction Practice
- Civil Engineering 2138Highway Design
- Civil Engineering 2011Steel and Reinforced Concrete Design
- Electrical Engineering 2151Electrical and Electronics Technology***
- Engineering 3015Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer
- Mathematics 2050Applied Analysis I
Second Year: Winter Term
Named courses in the printed academic term. The adjacent Lec and Lab/Tut figures are contact hours, not course credit weights. Source exemptions, progression and admission-cohort notes apply. A course repeated across terms is retained in both printed positions, without implying two separate course awards. Source-marked Summer Transition courses and their Engineering Technology Diploma exemptions remain applicable; the degree and diploma requirements are not interchangeable. Lec and Lab/Tut columns are contact hours, not known individual credit weights. Elective selections remain partial.
- Civil Engineering 2431Water Supply and Waste Systems
- Civil Engineering 2639Construction Materials
- Civil Engineering 2012Soil Mechanics
- Civil Engineering 2919Technology Project
- Engineering 3014Engineering Chemistry
- Mathematics 2070Applied Analysis II
BEng degree stage: Year 3
Third Year: Fall Term
Named courses in the printed academic term. The adjacent Lec and Lab/Tut figures are contact hours, not course credit weights. Source exemptions, progression and admission-cohort notes apply. A course repeated across terms is retained in both printed positions, without implying two separate course awards. Published elective slots: One complementary studies elective course. Lec and Lab/Tut columns are contact hours, not known individual credit weights. Elective selections remain partial.
- Civil Engineering 3056Mechanics of Solids
- Civil Engineering 3150Principles of Soil Mechanics
- Civil Engineering 3335Structural Analysis
- Civil Engineering 3738Hydrology
- Mathematics 4030Probability and Statistics
Third Year: Winter Term
Named courses in the printed academic term. The adjacent Lec and Lab/Tut figures are contact hours, not course credit weights. Source exemptions, progression and admission-cohort notes apply. A course repeated across terms is retained in both printed positions, without implying two separate course awards. Published elective slots: One complementary studies elective course. Lec and Lab/Tut columns are contact hours, not known individual credit weights. Elective selections remain partial.
- Civil Engineering 3433Foundation Engineering
- Civil Engineering 3435Steel Structures
- Civil Engineering 3452Finite Element Methods
- Geology 3015Introductory Geology for Engineers
- Mathematics 3050Numerical Analysis and Computing
BEng degree stage: Year 4
Fourth Year: Fall Term
Named courses in the printed academic term. The adjacent Lec and Lab/Tut figures are contact hours, not course credit weights. Source exemptions, progression and admission-cohort notes apply. A course repeated across terms is retained in both printed positions, without implying two separate course awards. Published elective slots: One engineering elective course; One complementary studies elective course. Lec and Lab/Tut columns are contact hours, not known individual credit weights. Elective selections remain partial.
- Chemical Engineering 4032Materials Science
- Civil Engineering 4052Open Channel Flow
- Civil Engineering 4056Environmental Control
- Civil Engineering 4135Reinforced Concrete Structures
- Civil Engineering 4230Civil Engineering Analysis
- Civil Engineering 4969Degree Project
Fourth Year: Winter Term
Named courses in the printed academic term. The adjacent Lec and Lab/Tut figures are contact hours, not course credit weights. Source exemptions, progression and admission-cohort notes apply. A course repeated across terms is retained in both printed positions, without implying two separate course awards. Published elective slots: Two engineering elective courses. Sociology 2755 is required but may be taken at any point in Year 3 or 4, so no fixed term is assigned here. The source repeats Civil Engineering 4969 from the preceding printed term. Each code is listed once in this map, with the repeated position recorded here; no separate course award or new credit value is inferred. Lec and Lab/Tut columns are contact hours, not known individual credit weights. Elective selections remain partial.
- Engineering 3336Engineering Economics and Project Management
- Engineering 4539Professional Practice and Law
- Geology 4015Basic Scientific Methods in Geology
Elective choices
- Third Year: Fall Term: One complementary studies elective course.
- Third Year: Winter Term: One complementary studies elective course.
- Fourth Year: Fall Term: One engineering elective course; One complementary studies elective course.
- Fourth Year: Winter Term: Two engineering elective courses.
- Complementary-studies and engineering/science electives must follow the appropriate approved list and source-specific conditions. Listed options may not be offered every year; the same course is not treated as universally required merely because it appears in an elective menu.
Study locations
- Teaching location and format
- Thunder Bay.Lakehead · Civil Engineering current programme
Careers
Career examples
- Civil Engineer
- Structural Engineer
- Water Management Engineer
- Bridge Engineer
- Traffic Engineer
- Sanitation Engineer
- Public Works Engineer
- Geotechnical Engineer
Scope and qualifications
Some examples require further study, professional registration, examinations or experience. A preparatory or undecided entry route does not itself grant the later professional qualification.
Career examples in the university’s Engineering - Civil profile, the exact held source linked to this record. The list covers this profile’s programme family and its named options; it is not a measured graduate-outcome list or a qualification granted by every credential or campus route.
Professional recognition
The university identifies this Thunder Bay BEng route within its published CEAB-accredited programmes.
Scope and qualifications
Career examples in the university’s Engineering - Civil profile, the exact held source linked to this record. The list covers this profile’s programme family and its named options; it is not a measured graduate-outcome list or a qualification granted by every credential or campus route.
AccreditationAdditional verified programme outcomes
Costs
Engineering Degree · Thunder Bay · Year 1
Published cost estimate
2026–27 · 2026–27 first year · Published full-time programme load · CAD
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Tuition$10,285.82Books and supplies$500 est. / 8 months
ResidenceNot estimated
Meal planNot estimatedEstimated subtotalNot available
Published tuition · Other charges extra
Housing and meals are outside this estimate.
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