Where is Sexton Campus?

Sexton Campus, located in downtown Halifax, Nova Scotia, is Dalhousie University’s hub for engineering, architecture, and planning programs. This campus has a rich history, originally part of the Technical University of Nova Scotia before merging with Dalhousie, and it continues to be a center for innovation and technical education. Its urban location offers students access to industry connections and collaborative opportunities.

The campus is home to the Faculty of Engineering and the School of Architecture and Planning. It provides state-of-the-art facilities, including design studios, laboratories, and workshops, to support hands-on learning and research. Sexton Campus is known for fostering creativity and problem-solving skills, preparing students for careers in high-demand technical fields.

• Engineering: Programs in civil, mechanical, electrical, chemical, and industrial engineering.
• Architecture: Master of Architecture and related design programs.
• Planning: Degrees in urban and regional planning with a focus on sustainable development.

Students at Sexton Campus benefit from co-op programs that integrate academic learning with practical work experience, often leading to strong industry connections before graduation. The campus also emphasizes sustainability and innovation, encouraging students to tackle real-world challenges such as climate change and urbanization through their projects. With a tight-knit community and access to cutting-edge technology, Sexton Campus provides an ideal environment for aspiring engineers, architects, and planners. Its downtown location enhances the student experience by offering proximity to cultural and professional opportunities in Halifax, making it a dynamic place to study and grow in technical and design-oriented disciplines.