Riya Shrama

ISSUED ON

21 November 2025

VALIDITY

This Credential does not expire

About

This certificate recognizes the successful completion of the Bachelor of Applied Science program at the BNU, one of the world’s leading institutions for engineering and applied sciences. It signifies that the recipient has met the rigorous academic, technical, and ethical standards required by the university and has demonstrated proficiency across a wide range of engineering and scientific disciplines. The credential reflects a commitment to academic excellence, analytical thinking, practical problem-solving, and innovation.

The Bachelor of Applied Science program is designed to provide a solid foundation in mathematics, physics, engineering principles, and communication skills. Through a blend of coursework, laboratory experience, research opportunities, and real-world projects, students develop a holistic understanding of engineering practice in today's global and technological context. This credential also affirms the recipient’s preparedness to contribute effectively to multidisciplinary teams, uphold ethical standards, and engage in lifelong learning.

Acquired Skills / Knowledge

Mathematics

Applied Physics

Problem Solving

Critical Thinking

Computer Programming

Simulation

Design Thinking

Product Development

Systems Integration

Project Management

Technical Communication

Research Methodologies

Team Collaboration

Leadership

Ethical and Sustainable Engineering Practices

Earning Criteria

To earn this certificate, the student completed a four-year full-time undergraduate program at the University of Toronto’s Faculty of AEngineering. This included a minimum number of academic credits through core and elective courses, labs, and professional development modules. Performance was assessed via exams, lab work, presentations, and reports. Students were expected to maintain a minimum GPA, follow academic integrity policies, and complete any required internships or co-op placements. Exceptional academic achievement was recognized with distinctions such as “With High Honors,” based on university guidelines.