Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science
Saturday, February 15, 2025 – 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Engineering, Computer Science and Visual Arts Integrated Complex (EV Building) – 1515 Ste‑Catherine St. W.
Information tables
PROGRAMS
| Programs and services | Campus | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Admissions – graduate | SGW | EV Building lobby, table 111 MB Building, 5th floor |
| Admissions – undergraduate (all programs) |
SGW and Loyola |
EV Building, 5th floor SP Building, table 317 |
| Tours | SGW | EV Building basement, table 002 |
| Building, Civil and Environmental Engineering | SGW | EV Building lobby, table 105 |
| Chemical and Materials Engineering | SGW | EV Building lobby, table 113 |
| Computer Science and Software Engineering | SGW | EV Building lobby, table 107 |
| Concordia Institute for Information Systems Engineering | SGW | EV Building lobby, table 106 |
| Electrical and Computer Engineering | SGW | EV Building lobby, table 104 |
| Mechanical, Industrial and Aerospace Engineering | SGW | EV Building lobby, table 101 |
| Nanoscience and Nanotechnology | SGW and Loyola |
EV Building lobby, table 112 SP Building, table 311 |
THE STUDENT EXPERIENCE
| Programs and services | Campus | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Concordia Society of Civil Engineering | SGW | EV Building lobby, table 108 |
| Concordia University Building Engineering Society (CUBES) | SGW | EV Building lobby, table 110 |
| Engineering and Computer Science Association (ECA) | SGW | EV Building lobby, table 116 |
| HackConcordia | SGW | EV Building lobby, table 119 |
| Institute for Co-operative Education (with paid internships) | SGW | EV Building lobby, table 114 |
| Institute of Electronic and Electrical Engineers | SGW | EV Building lobby, table 103 |
| Institute of Industrial and Systems Engineers | SGW | EV Building lobby, table 102 |
| Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) | SGW | EV Building lobby, table 117 |
| Software Engineering and Computer Science Society | SGW | EV Building lobby, table 109 |
| Space Concordia | SGW | EV Building lobby, table 118 |
| Troitsky Bridge Building Competition | SGW | EV Building lobby, table 121 |
| Women in Engineering | SGW | EV Building lobby, table 120 |
Presentations and more
FOR ALL GINA CODY STUDENTS
Paid internships and your degree
10:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. — SGW Campus, Room MB-2.210 Length: 30 minutes
12 p.m. — SGW Campus, Room EV-1.162 Length: 30 minutes
Want to gain paid work experience while completing your undergraduate or graduate degree? Come meet with the Institute for Co-operative Education to find out how paid internships can enhance your Concordia experience!
FOR UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
Why and how to apply to the Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science?
10:30 a.m. — SGW Campus, EV-3.309 Length: 30 minutes
All your application questions, answered! Find out how to launch your future in one of our next-generation programs.
Why study Building, Civil or Environmental engineering?
10:30 a.m. and 1:10 p.m. — SGW Campus, EV-2.260 Length: 30 minutes
Find out what makes these programs distinct and what kinds of projects and careers they can lead to.
Student societies in Engineering and Computer Science
11 a.m. — SGW Campus, EV-3.309 Length: 30 minutes
Apply your skills to build devices for inter-university competitions, raise awareness for a social cause and more. No matter your interests, come discover the engineering student group for you!
Why study Computer Science or Software engineering?
11:10 a.m. and 1:50 p.m. — SGW Campus, EV-2.260 Length: 30 minutes
Do you dream in code? Find out what to expect from a degree in these programs, and learn about the careers that they can lead you to.
Why study Chemical and Materials engineering?
11:40 a.m. and 1:40 p.m. — SGW Campus, EV-3.309 Length: 30 minutes
Chemical engineers at the Gina Cody School are designing a wide range of sustainable processes in areas including renewable energy conversion and storage, zero emission fuels, CO2 capture and utilization, and biomaterials. Find out how to join them.
Why study Electrical or Computer engineering?
11:50 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. — SGW Campus, EV-2.260 Length: 30 minutes
Electrical engineers harness energy, and computer engineers harness information. Both degrees offer fascinating paths toward your future. Join us to find out more!
Why study Mechanical, Industrial or Aerospace engineering?
12:30 p.m. and 3:10 p.m. — SGW Campus, EV-2.260 Length: 30 minutes
Learn about the scope of these programs and what career options can lie ahead for graduates.
FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS
Graduate Program Information session
1 p.m. — SGW Campus, EV-3.309 Length: 30 minutes
Learn about professional and research-based programs and discover the right one for you.
Masters in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology Q&A
2:30 p.m. — LOY Campus, SP-157, Length: 30 minutes
Nanoscience and nanotechnology encompass the physical science of materials, their biological and environmental implications, and the engineering and development of technological devices -- all on the nanometer scale. Come chat with us!
Tours of undergraduate facilities
All throughout the day
SGW Campus, EV Building metro level, table 2
Length: 45-60 minutes
- Building and Civil Engineering
- Computer Science and Software Engineering
- Electrical and Computer Engineering
- Mechanical, Industrial and Aerospace Engineering
