The Master of Engineering Management (MEngM) is a specialized program designed to equip students with the skills needed to effectively manage engineering and technological projects. The curriculum focuses on key areas such as resource planning, allocation, directing activities, and managing teams. Students will gain expertise in applying engineering principles to oversee complex technical projects, ensuring successful outcomes in a wide range of industries.
Key Topics and Specializations in the MEngM Program
Engineering Project Management
Learn how to manage engineering projects from inception to completion, covering critical aspects like planning, resource allocation, and execution. This course prepares students to take on leadership roles in managing large-scale engineering projects.
Production Planning and Operations Management
Gain in-depth knowledge of production planning, operations management, and systems optimization within an engineering context. This module will help students streamline operations and increase efficiency in manufacturing and engineering environments.
Energy Systems Management
Explore the management of energy systems, focusing on sustainable practices and the optimization of energy resources within technical projects. This topic is crucial as industries move towards more sustainable and energy-efficient solutions.
Mathematical Modelling and Optimization
Develop expertise in mathematical modelling and optimization techniques for solving complex engineering systems problems. This course provides the analytical tools needed to improve system performance and efficiency.
Quality Control, Health, and Safety Management
Learn the principles of quality control, health, and safety management as they apply to engineering projects. Students will understand how to maintain high-quality standards while ensuring safety in technical environments.
Applied Risk Analysis in Engineering
Understand the principles of risk analysis and how to apply them to real-world engineering projects. This course prepares students to identify, evaluate, and mitigate risks, ensuring the success of complex technical initiatives.
- Academic Requirement: Recognized 4-Year Honours Engineering Degree or equivalent required Relevant Engineering background from an accredited institution 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 Competitive program with limited seats; successful applicants generally exceed minimum admission requirements
- ELP Requirement: IELTS: 6.5 Overall TOEFL Accepted PTE Accepted Duolingo Accepted (120 Overall for MEng)
- Special Requirement: Strong academic background in Engineering or Technology-related disciplines preferred Program is highly competitive and admission is not guaranteed even if minimum requirements are met Focus on Engineering Project Management, Operations Management, Risk Analysis, and Leadership Designed for students interested in engineering management and technology-driven business environments Additional Program Benefits MakeStudy™ Application Fee Discount Available Approximate Application Fee after waiver: CAD $60 Official Tuition Deposit for LOA: CAD $2,000 Industry-focused Engineering Management graduate program Strong emphasis on Project Management, Operations Management, Optimization, and Engineering Leadership Exposure to Innovation Management, Entrepreneurship, Venture Creation, and Technology Management Opportunity to develop leadership, communication, and managerial skills for engineering industries Career opportunities in Engineering Management, Operations, Manufacturing, Technology Management, Project Leadership, and Industrial Consulting Innovation-focused curriculum with practical engineering and management applications
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- Application Fee: $120
- LOA Deposit: $2,000
- Annual Tuition Fee: $25,500
- Total Tuition Fee: $51,000
- Course Duration: 16 Months
- Credentials: Masters
- Intake: January September
- Two Letters of Recommendation
- Proof of English Language Proficiency
- Unofficial Undergraduate and Graduate Transcripts
- One- to Two-Page Statement of Academic Intent
- Degree Certificate / Degree Parchment
- Program-Specific Supporting Documents (if required)