McMaster University

Overview

McMaster University offers a Master of Engineering (MEng) in Design, a project-focused program that enhances your design thinking and engineering problem-solving abilities. This course prepares you to create innovative solutions that add value to both industry and society, all while building a comprehensive portfolio of applied design work.

What you'll study

Programme focus: The curriculum emphasizes the application of design thinking to tackle engineering challenges, integrating aspects of technology, sustainability, manufacturing, and governance.

• Design Thinking
• Emerging Issues, Technology and Public Policy
• International Governance and Environmental Sustainability
• Manufacturing Systems
• Total Sustainability Management
• Cyber-Physical Systems and Industry

Applied learning: The program is designed to foster hands-on development of design solutions. Depending on your study plan, you may engage in a capstone project or design-focused work, culminating in a portfolio showcasing your outcomes.

Note: For specific course offerings, elective options, and any capstone/project requirements, please consult McMaster’s official curriculum for the latest information.

Entry requirements

Applicants must possess a four-year undergraduate degree in engineering or a closely related field. A minimum B-average is required, which corresponds to a McMaster GPA of 7.0 out of 12, based on the final year of all relevant courses.

GRE or GMAT scores are not required for admission.

Career prospects

Graduates of the MEng in Design program are well-equipped to pursue a variety of career paths in engineering and design sectors. They can work in roles that involve innovative design solutions, project management, sustainability consulting, and technology development, making significant contributions to their industries and communities.