Master of Engineering in Electrical and Computer Engineering 

at uOttawa, Ottawa

University of Ottawa offers CSL placements to students after graduation. The Community Service Learning programme benefits all stakeholders and it helps the community partners in the following ways:

·       It provides additional human resources

·       It lets the students increase services and accomplish goals that they may have not otherwise accomplished

·       It offers the students the knowledge that they have gained through their university studies

·       It accepts new volunteers

University of Ottawa has the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science which offers the Computer Science course for Undergraduate and Graduate students every year. The course includes the following:

• The course has a duration of 4 years with a range of programme options such as BSc with Computer Science, BSc in Computer Science, Management and Entrepreneurship, Data Sciences and the Co-op program. 
• Some of the careers offered by the University of Ottawa are in the field of entertainment, government, and business with an employment rate of 100% after 2 years of graduation.
• Thc course is offered in English or French language.

The University of Ottawa is highly regarded for offering the highest placement rate in Canada. Ottawa University placement rate attracts international students the most. According to unofficial sources, University of Ottawa placement rate stands at is 97%, and the graduates are employed within six months of graduation. The University of Ottawa graduates are working in top sectors such as Information Technology, Legal, Media and Communication, Sales, Finance, Human Resources, and more. The University of Ottawa graduates are highly skilled in Analytical Skills, Strategic Planning, Team Leadership, Strategy, Business Development, etc. Some of the top employers at University of Ottawa are as follows:

• University of Ottawa
• Government of Canada
• The Ottawa Hospital
• Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada
• TD
• Algonquin College of Applied Arts and Technology
• Carleton University
• RBC
• House of Commons of Canada Chambre des communes du Canada
• University of Toronto
• Deloitte
• Nokia
• Shopify
• Microsoft
• Telfer School of Management at the University of Ottawa

University of Ottawa is internationally famous for the following:

·       The university is one of the top 10 research-intensive universities in Canada and is ranked among the top 200 universities in the world.

·       It is the largest English-French bilingual university in the world which will allow them to study in English or French or both.

·       The university has 10 faculty members which offer more than 450 undergraduate, graduate, and professional degree programmes to around 40,000 students in Canada and 145 countries.

·       It is home to more than 160 research chairs and over 1600 researchers who are approved to supervise theses

·       The university is home more than 7,000 graduates that are increasing every year

The University of Ottawa has a vast alumni network all over the world. With more than 270,000 alumni members worldwide. The university alumni network includes various famous personalities, innovators, industry leaders, game changers, and more. Ottawa University graduates are highly skilled in Leadership, Project Management, Strategic Planning, Business Development, and more. Along with this, the graduates work for top sectors such as Business Development, Education, Operations, Community and Social Services, Healthcare Services, Information Technology, Legal, and others. The University of Ottawa notable alumni are listed below:

• Maxime Bernier
• Kory Teneycke
• Pat Brisson
• Mona Fortier
• Melissa Lantsman
• Allan Rock
• Claudette Commanda
• Alexandre Baril
• Rachel Homan
• Peter Jennings
• Roch Voisine
• Graydon Carter
• Paul Martin
• Clark Johnson
• David McGuinty
• Hary Tanoesoedibjo
• Samantha Bee
• Bernard Drainville

Students starting their first semester at the uOttawa must keep the following things in mind: 

• Attend the orientation / homecoming events 
• Create a formal routine to manage the classes and personal routine
• Find the space for studies in the campus so that there is no distraction
• Get to know the city. Explore the museums, capital building, cafes, etc. 
• Try to attend all the classes and make notes

For international students, University of Ottawa does not offer access to loan programmes who would not fall in the eligible citizen category. Some of the scholarships and bursaries offered to international students are given as follows:

• Indigenous Leadership Scholarship
• Indigenous Students Scholarship
• Education Bursary for Indigenous Students
• William Commanda Indigenous Medical Scholarship
• Irene and William Duquette Faculty of Education Indigenous Scholarship
• Other than the scholarships and bursaries offered by the university, there are many external opportunities available to the indigenous learners.

The University of Ottawa accepts Indian students based on the submission of the following documents:

·       Transcripts of the past 3 years of secondary studies

·       Transcripts of results from the first semester of the student’s final year

·       All postsecondary transcripts

·       Proof of Diploma

·       CBSE senior English subject requirement with a grade of 75%

·       Have completed the prerequisites for the programme of the student’s choice

University of Ottawa has its Career corner that focuses on the Career Development of the student and on the goals for their future. Currently, there are overall 45,000 students on campus which includes around 10,000 employees. The average placement rates for some of the courses and subject at the university are given as follows:

The most competitive course at University of Ottawa is Masters in Computer Science. The course includes the following:

·       The students who wish to pursue their studies in computer Science leading to the degree of Master of Computer Science or Doctor of Philosphy in Computer Science can do the same by choosing the joint programmes offered by the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.

·       The Institute is responsible for supervising the programmes and for providing the framework for interaction between the universities in graduate computer Science education.

·       The options students can choose for registration for admission are full-time and part-time. The duration of the programme is within two years of full-time study.