The Engineering Access Program (ENGAP) is designed to provide persons of Aboriginal ancestry with access to university studies leading to a Bachelor of Science in Engineering. In pursuit of this goal, ENGAP provides instruction as well as a combination of academic, tutorial, counseling, and financial supports to their students.
ENGAP provides pre-engineering courses for entering students. Students generally require two years to complete the pre-engineering and regular first year engineering courses. Academic staff, counselors, and tutors are also provided to assist students throughout their entire engineering education.
The ENGAP counsellor provides individual and family counseling and assistance with university adjustment, housing, and childcare. Communication and personal development workshops are also put on throughout the year.
To be eligible for ENGAP scholarships and bursaries students must:
ENGAP provides summer and permanent engineering job search assistance to all students enrolled in the program.