In March, the engineering profession opened its doors to show how engineers open doors!
Over one hundred events took place during National Engineering Month at higher education institutions, engineering companies, and industry organizations across Canada. From doors open events to design competitions, from hands-on activities to exhibitions and workshops, the engineering profession invited you in to discover the future that engineers are building. Check out the full list of events that took place in March in the national calendar below.
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If you’re a higher education institution, engineering company, or industry organization hosting a doors open event during National Engineering Month, tell us about it by filling out this form. We’ll include your event in the national calendar of doors open events.
- March 2025
- March 2025
15
Public school
Artwork Contest
The theme for this year's contest is "There's a Place for You in Engineering"
Royalty Crossing Mall, Charlottetown, PEI. 670 University Ave, Charlottetown.
- In-person | Charlottetown
15
General public
Escape, Engineer, Explore: A Day in Steam
A full-day camp for Grade 6 to Grade 9 students to try on different engineering hats and explore careers in STEAM. Whether you love science, art, or just trying new things, this camp is your chance to explore, create, and have a blast.
- Virtual | Charlottetown
17
All
Lego Engineering Challenge
Teams will use Lego bricks to create something that makes life easier for people with disabilities, like ramps or simple tools. The goal is to think about how engineering can help everyone and make spaces more inclusive.
- In-person | Cambridge
17
All
Building Tomorrow’s Grid: Engineering Ontario’s Energy Future
Join us during National Engineering Month for an in-depth exploration of Ontario’s evolving energy infrastructure, current landscape and future requirements. As the province’s energy sector requires increased capacity, this session highlights the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of sustainable development and how our industry will support these demands.
- Virtual
18
High school
How to build an Arduino Colour-Mixing Lamp!
In this online workshop presented on YouTube Live, students will use a tri-coloured LED and 3 photoresistors to create a lamp that smoothly changes colours depending on the external lighting conditions.
- Virtual
18
High school
Construisez une lampe Arduino avec des couleurs changeantes! 7e à 9e année
Dans cet atelier en ligne présenté sur YouTube Live, les élèves utiliseront une LED tricolore et trois photorésistances pour créer une lampe qui change doucement de couleur en fonction des conditions d'éclairage extérieures.
- Virtuel
18
Engineering students
Decode AI: Build the Most Creative AI-Powered App in 2 Hours
The event encourages students to build simple mobile, web, or desktop applications that use AI to address societal challenges. Using APIs of existing LLMs, participants will build applications with real-world impact using any programming language.
- Virtual
18
General public
Discover U of T Engineering
Join this special online presentation led by the University of Toronto’s Engineering Recruitment staff, The first 30 minutes will be an overview of our Engineering programs, opportunities, academic requirements and community. Afterwards, there will be an interactive period led by an Engineering Recruitment Officer, where they will answer any questions about applying to and studying at U of T Engineering.
- Virtual
18
Engineering students
Sweat & Sip Spin Class
“We don’t spin. We ride.” From a perfectly curated playlist to the theatrical lighting and sound system, this class is truly a party on a bike. Beat classes feature high-intensity cardio, rhythm-based choreography and upper-body weights. This full-body workout will take you on a physical and emotional journey. PLEASE NOTE: This class may involve flashing lights, if you have a medical condition or aversion to flashing lights please let our staff know!
Hosted by the Emerging Professionals committee. The class will be followed by light refreshments.
- In-person | Halifax
19
Engineering students
National Engineering Month Open House
Open House showcasing the various engineering departments that make up Infrastructure Development at the City of Vaughan and the amazing work they do, including construction projects, new roads, innovations with AI and robots. Students from neighboring high schools are also invited to participate in a Bridge Breaking Contest where the winner will receive a trophy and a photo with the Mayor. There will be lots of give aways, a snack bar and a raffle.
- Hybrid | Vaughan
