The Master of Engineering (MEng) is an ideal option for the new graduate looking to quickly specialize in a competitive job market, the new Canadian seeking new skills and credentials from a leading Canadian University or the industry professional who is thinking about accelerating his or her career. The MEng program allows you to gain new skills and credibility to help you engineer your future. The program is designed with the professional in mind and is based on industry relevant course work.
The MEng program in Electrical and Computer Engineering focuses on advanced background education and skill development. A student who graduates from the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering with an MEng degree will have a strong theoretical background and development skills which are appropriate both for the analysis and design of industrial systems.
The minimum period of full-time registration for the MEng degree is three terms and the maximum allowable time is six terms of active registration. For part-time students, the minimum period of registration for the MEng degree is six terms and the maximum allowable time is fifteen consectutive terms. Please refer to the Electrical and Computer Engineering website for additional information.
Admission Requirements
Admission requirements for the MEng program are the same as the admission requirements for the Master of Applied Science (MASc) program and include:
- An Honours Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) with at least a B+ standing (78%).
- Two letters of reference, at least one of which must be from academic sources.
- Proof of competency in English (if applicable). See the English Language Proficiency page for acceptable tests of English.
- A Supplementary Information form (available through the on-line application process).
Please refer to the University application requirements listing for full admission requirements by program and access to the on-line application procedures.
Degree Requirements
This MEng option requires successful completion of eight one-term courses (0.50 unit weight) acceptable for credit by the Department.
For additional information on the regulations governing this program, please refer to the Electrical and Computer Engineering website.