There's a wide array of groups lobbying the CEAB to reevaluate it's accreditation process, from [[QCESO]] to the [https://www.mcgill.ca/civil/nicell Dean of Engineering]. It's tough stuff.

EUS was last <center><big>All engineering programs at McGill were accredited in 2016,.</big></center> ===How are we accredited===Evaluation of a program is based on an array of '''''graduate attributes''''' and '''''accredidation accreditation attributes'''''. Each course at McGill is independently quantified through these attributes, all contributing to the programs overall weight. The curriculum content for each course can normally found in a course syllabus at the beginning of the semester.<br>The accreditation attributes all are intended to contribute to the overall '''''graduate attributes''''' the CEAB wants each student to have at the end of their academic career.

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There's a whole hullaballoo of information out there on this, from [https://engineerscanada.ca/sites/default/files/ecaccreditation-criteria-procedures-consultation2016-documentfinal.pdf Engineers Canadas] robust document, to [https://www.mcgill.ca/engineering/faculty-staff-resources/accreditation/accreditation-resources McGill's own breakdown]. This version is far shorter===Criteria===*Mathematics: Minimum 195 AU*Natural sciences: Minimum 195 AU*Mathematics and natural sciences combined: Minimum 420 AU*Engineering science: Minimum 225 AU*Engineering design: Minimum 225 AU*Engineering science and engineering design combined: Minimum 900 AU*Complementary Studies: Minimum 225 AU*Laboratory experience and safety procedures instruction