Toronto Metropolitan University

Overview

The Master’s programme in Chemical Engineering at Toronto Metropolitan University equips students with advanced skills in process design, simulation, and applied research. This course prepares graduates to address real-world challenges in various sectors, including energy, environment, healthcare, and industrial manufacturing. Students can choose between full-time and part-time study options, allowing for flexibility in balancing education with other commitments.

What you'll study

Typical curriculum components

• In-depth coursework in advanced chemical engineering, covering both foundational and emerging process topics.
• Training in applied modelling and simulation, focusing on areas such as process control, optimisation, and transport phenomena.
• A research-based component or capstone project, depending on the chosen pathway (M.Sc. or M.Eng.).
• Elective courses that enable students to specialize in fields like biomedical engineering, energy systems, or environmental technologies.

Example course themes

• Advanced Oxidation Technologies
• Biomedical and Tissue Engineering
• Biotechnology
• Discrete Element Methods
• Enhanced Oil Recovery
• Fluidization Technology
• Simulation, Optimization, and Process Control
• Membrane Technology
• Computational Fluid Dynamics
• Polymer Reaction Engineering

Capstone / research requirement

• M.Sc. pathways typically incorporate a thesis or a significant research project.
• M.Eng. pathways generally involve a capstone project or an applied engineering initiative.

Entry requirements

Academic background

• A completed four-year undergraduate degree in chemical engineering or a related discipline from an accredited institution.
• A minimum GPA of 3.33/4.33 (B+) in the final two years of undergraduate study.

English language proficiency

• TOEFL iBT: 93
• PTE Academic: 63
• IELTS (overall): 7.0

Application documents

• A statement of interest outlining your motivations and objectives.
• A current résumé or CV.
• Official academic transcripts from previous institutions.
• Two letters of recommendation from academic or professional references.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Chemical Engineering programme at Toronto Metropolitan University are well-prepared for various careers in sectors such as energy, pharmaceuticals, environmental consulting, and industrial manufacturing. The comprehensive training received during the course equips students with the necessary skills to excel in both research and applied engineering roles.

Additionally, after completing the programme, graduates may be eligible for a post-graduation work permit (PGWP), allowing them to gain valuable work experience in Canada. This opportunity enhances their employability and provides a pathway towards permanent residency for those interested in building their careers in Canada.