Toronto Metropolitan University

Overview

The Master of Science (MSc) in Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) equips students with advanced knowledge and skills in key areas such as thermofluids, manufacturing, and solid mechanics. The programme features a research-informed curriculum that promotes innovation and practical applications within the engineering sector.

• Level: Master of Science (MSc)
• Duration: Typically 12 months (may vary based on full-time or part-time study options)
• Delivery: Full-time and part-time options available
• Campus: Toronto, Canada
• Language of instruction: English

What you'll study

The MSc programme comprises graduate-level coursework complemented by a significant academic requirement. Course offerings may differ by term and availability.

Typical course areas include:

• Thermofluids and sustainable energy systems
• Fluid mechanics and related modelling
• Combustion engineering and energy conversion
• Solid mechanics and structural analysis
• Manufacturing and materials, including engineering design applications
• Microfluidics and advanced applied engineering topics
• Vibration dynamics, control, and system behaviour
• Data science and engineering analytics

Capstone / research component

The programme features a research component, such as a thesis or equivalent requirement, allowing students to demonstrate their advanced technical competencies.

Entry requirements

• A four-year undergraduate degree in mechanical or industrial engineering, or a related engineering or applied science discipline from an accredited institution.
• A minimum GPA of 3.33/4.33 (B+) in the last two years of study.
• A statement of interest.
• A current resume/CV.
• Official transcripts.
• Two letters of recommendation.
• Proof of English language proficiency.

Career prospects

Graduates of the MSc programme in Mechanical and Industrial Engineering will be well-prepared for a range of career opportunities in various sectors, including manufacturing, energy, and research and development. The skills acquired during the programme are highly valued in engineering roles that demand innovative thinking and technical expertise.

Note: For the most current information regarding document formats, additional requirements, and application procedures, please refer to TMU’s graduate admissions page.

Work Permits

Upon completion of the MSc in Canada, graduates may be eligible to apply for a post-graduation work permit (PGWP), contingent on meeting Canadian immigration requirements.

• Eligibility: Completion of an eligible programme at a designated learning institution (DLI) and adherence to the conditions of your study permit and graduation status.
• Duration: The length of the PGWP is determined by the length and type of the completed study programme.
• Timing: Applications should generally be submitted within the required timeframe after receiving confirmation of programme completion.