What is, are the difference(s) besides the nomenclature of the degrees, B.Eng & B.Sc Engineering?

Answer 1

besides nomenclature the other difference is the academic bodies awarding the degrees.

Answer 2

A Bachelor of Science in Engineering (BSC Eng) is what you get when the school's engineering programs are under the science budget and not their own engineering budget - both in terms of funding from the school's coffers and from external research grant applications.

A Bachelor of Engineering (B Eng) on the other hand is its own separate budget centre.

Typically, schools based on the British system will have a BSC Eng degree offered, while American schools will tend to be B Eng. Schools based on the British system don't have to be in the UK, either ... Canada is another one using the same system.

Answer 3

Different countries give different names to their degrees. In the USA, one says "BS degree" or "MS degree". In the UK, one says "BSc (Eng) degree" . Look at the universities that give their degrees different names and compare the syllabus of each - that's the best way to judge the differences.