The Master of Engineering (MEng) in Systems and Technology at McMaster University's Faculty of Engineering prepares graduates to design, implement, and operate complex systems that combine electromechanical and cyber components, such as digital models, data analytics, and AI-based decision-making, applied to research areas including automation and smart systems, automotive systems, and digital manufacturing. Graduates are positioned to launch careers along the technology frontiers of contemporary society. Alongside technical coursework, students take professional development courses to strengthen communication, teamwork, and project-management abilities. The program is offered as full-time course-based study (1 year), full-time course-and-project study (16 months), or part-time study (24 to 32 months). Admission requires a 4-year degree in Engineering, Technology, Sciences, or Software. Typical entry is in September or January.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: Required credential: 4-year degree in Engineering, Technology, Sciences, or Software.