The Master's programs in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Ontario Tech University provide students with a comprehensive education in the core areas of electrical, computer, and software systems engineering. These programs are designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in high-demand fields such as electronics, intelligent systems, communications, control systems, biomedical engineering, power electronics, mobile systems, and embedded software systems.
With industries across the globe increasingly relying on advanced technologies, graduates from these programs will be well-prepared to meet the evolving needs of employers in both industry and academia.
What You Will Learn
Through the MEng and MASc programs, students will gain expertise in various disciplines, including:
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Electronics & Semiconductor Devices: Design and develop cutting-edge electronic systems.
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Intelligent Systems: Understand and build systems that simulate human intelligence.
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Communications & Control: Work on modern communication systems and control mechanisms.
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Biomedical Engineering: Develop technology to improve healthcare and medical devices.
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Power Electronics & Generation: Explore energy systems, renewable energy, and power conversion.
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Software & Mobile Systems: Design and develop mobile and embedded software applications.
Master of Engineering (MEng) in Electrical and Computer Engineering
The MEng program offers a course-based or project-based option, providing flexibility for students to choose based on their career aspirations.
Course-Based Option
In the course-based option, students must complete 10 courses (30 credits), including 4 core courses required for all MEng students. The program emphasizes the practical application of engineering principles and prepares graduates to work in industries ranging from electronics to communications and biomedical systems.
Project-Based Option
The project-based option requires students to complete 8 courses (24 credits), including 4 core courses, along with a 6-credit project. The project provides students with the opportunity to apply the knowledge and skills gained throughout their coursework to real-world challenges, allowing for deeper exploration of a chosen area of specialization.
- Academic Requirement: Recognized 4-Year Honours Engineering Degree or equivalent Relevant background in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Software Engineering, Electronics, or related Engineering disciplines required Minimum B Grade / GPA 3.0 on 4.3 scale (approximately 73–76%) required Minimum B average in the last two years of undergraduate studies preferred
- ELP Requirement: IELTS: 6.5 Overall TOEFL Accepted PTE Accepted Duolingo Accepted
- Special Requirement: Applicants must hold an Engineering degree from an accredited institution Project-based option available after at least one term of study with supervisor approval Strong academic background in Electrical, Computer, or Software Engineering preferred Additional Program Benefits MakeStudy™ Application Fee Discount Available Approximate Application Fee after waiver: CAD $60 Official Tuition Deposit for LOA: CAD $2,000 Course-based and project-based study options available Strong focus on Electrical Systems, Computer Engineering, Embedded Systems, Communications, and Intelligent Technologies Exposure to Artificial Intelligence, IoT, Smart Grids, Wireless Networks, Robotics, and Data Analytics Industry-focused curriculum with advanced engineering applications Excellent career opportunities in software, electronics, power systems, communications, and advanced technology sectors Opportunity to work on advanced engineering projects and applied research
Under Graduate Students
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Withdrawing from the university
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- Application Fee: $120
- LOA Deposit: $2,000
- Annual Tuition Fee: $24,500
- Total Tuition Fee: $49,000
- Course Duration: 16 months
- Credentials: Masters
- Intake: September or January
- Two Letters of Recommendation
- Proof of English Language Proficiency
- Unofficial Undergraduate and Graduate Transcripts
- Statement of Academic Intent
- Degree Certificate / Degree Parchment
- Program-Specific Supporting Documents (if required)