Stand at the intersection of technology and other fields like arts, humanities or business. This personalized, customizable four-year program, available in both English and French, is designed for students who want to be the change-makers of tomorrow. 

Develop real-world skills that employers want while shaping a degree that reflects your unique combination of passions.

*Note: three-year pathway available

This program is uniquely focused on multidisciplinary learning, allowing you to create your own path or follow one of the seven customizable learning paths. Combine technology and engineering with other fields of study that you’re passionate about, like arts, humanities or business.

This program offers many client-based projects, as well as 3 integrated internships and 450 community service hours. This provides hands-on learning opportunities while connecting you with the community, whether locally or internationally.

This program seeks to attract a diverse set of students, taking into consideration your skills, character and grades. Portfolio submissions give you the chance to showcase your unique talents and interests.

Each program learning path has been created in collaboration with industry experts to address real gaps in the job market, ensuring you graduate market-ready and prepared to become a change-maker.

Complete your studies fully in English, French or a combination of both. Scholarships and financial support are available for domestic and international students, including additional opportunities for Francophone students.

This small, highly personalized program gives you direct access to faculty advisers who'll help you shape a learning path that aligns with your goals. You’ll receive one-on-one guidance every step of the way in selecting your courses and gaining experience, with mentoring from professors, industry partners and peers—both in the classroom and in the field.

The Bachelor of Multidisciplinary Design is a four-year program that can be customized to fit your interests. It’s designed for students who want to make a difference in the world by combining technology and engineering with other fields like social science, arts, business or public policy.

The program is accessible, inclusive and open to students with diverse interests and backgrounds. To help us understand who you are, a video interview and a portfolio submission are required.

On graduation, you will be market-ready and well-prepared to fill various real gaps in the workforce, allowing you to begin the career of your choice and become a true change-maker.

We’re committed to helping you access financial support that fits your situation. A variety of scholarships, bursaries and financial aid is available to support your studies:

Eligible Canadian students are automatically considered for admission scholarships between $1,000 and $3,000 based on their admission average (no application required).

Get additional scholarships rewarding academic excellence, leadership and community involvement.

Additional funding is available for students studying in French, including:

• French Studies Bursary
• Differential Tuition Fee Exemption Scholarship for eligible international Francophone and Francophile students

Program-specific scholarships recognize leadership, strong academic performance and community engagement at various stages of your program.

Canadian and permanent resident students in financial need can apply for bursaries.

Please note: Financial aid offerings are subject to change. Always check the university website for the most current information.

We require a video interview and portfolio submission to help us better understand you. During the interview, we're looking for applicants who demonstrate the following:

Your portfolio submission is required to assess your skills and interests. It can include poetry, art, writing samples, photography, special certifications, proof of community service, a research paper, resumé or similar items. 

You must have a minimum admission average of 75%. 

For students in Secondary 5, you must have a minimum admission average of 82%. 

Please note: These minimum requirements are subject to change. Admission is not guaranteed.

The following are required prerequisite courses for Ontario high school students:

Students from Quebec or other Canadian provinces or territories who’ve completed high school, CEGEP or college, or students who have a different academic background, such as mature or international students, are also eligible for this program (certain conditions apply).

You can customize your course sequence to reflect your interests and career goals, or you can choose one of the seven pre-defined learning paths: cybersecurity, project management, STEM education, technology and public policy, responsible artificial intelligence innovation, UX design, or sustainable design.

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