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Master of Engineering in Canada

Master's 1-2 years Engineering

The Master of Engineering is a one-to-two-year graduate degree that builds on an undergraduate engineering foundation with advanced, often specialisation-focused, coursework and applied project work. It suits students who want to deepen technical expertise or move into a related engineering discipline, and Canadian programmes are widely respected internationally thanks to strong research facilities and close industry links.

What’s covered

  • Advanced coursework in a chosen engineering specialisation
  • An applied design or research project, sometimes with an industry partner
  • Engineering management, ethics, and professional practice
  • Laboratory and computational modelling work
  • Optional thesis or non-thesis (course-based) tracks depending on the institution

Entry requirements

  • A completed bachelor’s degree in engineering or a closely related field
  • A sufficiently strong academic transcript in relevant technical subjects
  • IELTS/TOEFL for non-native English speakers (or a French-language equivalent where applicable)
  • Some programmes request a statement of purpose, references, or a research proposal for thesis-based tracks

Where you can study this in Canada