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Engineering and Information Technology Complex (EITC)

Home of the Price Faculty of Engineering, the multi-building EITC complex contains numerous engineering classrooms and labs and connects to the Stanley Pauley Engineering Building, one of the newest buildings on campus.

EITC Atrium

The atrium connects the E1, E2 and E3 wings of EITC and features the Women in Engineering Hall of Fame and student designed vehicles, in addition to student society and faculty offices. The Engineering Access Program (ENGAP) and the Department of Computer Science are located on the upper level.

EITC Lecture theatre

Larger engineering classes are taught in the Bell MTS Lecture Theatre, located on the 200 level of the E3-wing. Smaller classrooms can be found on the E2-100 level and elsewhere throughout the complex.

EITC Design classroom

Design classrooms bridge hands-on workspace with a more traditional classroom environment. Numerous labs can be found throughout EITC that allow engineering students to engage with specialized equipment.

EITC Tetra Tech CAD Technology Centre

This 40-seat CAD lab allows students to design solutions to engineering problems. These designs are then prototyped and developed in the adjacent Digital Fabrication Laboratory (FABlab), allowing students to fully develop their design ideas.

EITC Student lounge

Accessible off the atrium, this student lounge is one of many spaces in EITC for students to relax and study.

EITC Engineering Society offices (UMES)

The University of Manitoba Engineering Society (UMES) is the main student group for engineering students at UM. Engineering students can also join competition societies, representational societies and special interest societies to meet new friends and explore their passions and interests outside of the classroom.

Exterior of a modern looking brick and concrete building.
Students walk along a walkway with glass and metal railings along each side.
Students work in groups along a long row of work stations with computer monitors, calculators, papers, and electrical multimeters.
Two smiling students in a workshop posing in front of a small four-wheeled vehicle they have designed and built.
A large workshop with high ceilings and several pieces of heavy metal machinery.
A student taking notes in a notebook while seated in front of a laptop and several pieces of electronic equipment.
Two students sitting on plush chairs and holding textbook materials in a large student lounge.
A student working as part of a group and leaning over an electrical device with several attached batteries and wires.
A small humanoid robot dressed up in a UM bisons hockey jersey, shorts and helmet.
Four students on laptops sitting on a padded bench in a student lounge with concrete walls and a large indoor plant.