Queen's University

Overview

The M.A.Sc. in GeoEngineering at Queen's University is a comprehensive graduate program designed to address pressing geotechnical and geoenvironmental challenges. Students will engage in hands-on learning through a collaborative framework that includes both Queen’s University and the Royal Military College (RMC). This program equips graduates with advanced technical capabilities and research expertise to make a meaningful impact in both industry and the public sector.

What you'll study

The M.A.Sc. in GeoEngineering integrates rigorous coursework with a significant research component, allowing students to explore various aspects of geoengineering. Coursework may include:

• Hydrogeology

• Geotechnical Engineering

• Geoenvironmental Engineering

• Geomechanics

• Geosynthetics

• Geochemistry

Students will also undertake graduate research culminating in a thesis, which involves selecting a topic in collaboration with faculty, conducting research, and submitting a final thesis.

Entry requirements

To apply for the M.A.Sc. in GeoEngineering, candidates should possess an undergraduate degree in engineering or a closely related field. Admission criteria typically focus on the applicant's academic background, alignment with the program, and overall strength of the application. While specific GRE/GMAT and GPA thresholds are not outlined, prospective students are encouraged to check with the admissions office for the most current requirements.

Career prospects