We are currently accepting MEng applications
Completing an MEng degree can help you:
- Gain specialized knowledge
- Advance in your career
- Enhance your professional network
- Gain research experience
Application Deadline
- Domestic: June 1, 2023
- International: May 1, 2023
What our MEng students say?
“MEng studies prepared me well for pursing a Ph.D. degree. I was able to refresh my analytical toolbox, taking computation and math courses relevant to my field of research. After 6 years in the industry, the MEng program was a great way to onboard back into academia. I could also see it working well the other way around, preparing students for industry with higher level courses and projects.”
– Charlie Katrycz | Ph.D. Candidate
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Prospective Students
Undergraduate Studies
Materials engineers focus on improving what things are made of and how they are made. New materials enable better performance and sustainable technologies. What you'll learn:
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- Biomaterials
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- Design of Materials
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- Manufacturing with Materials
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- Sustainable Materials Processin
Graduate Studies
U of T is the number one ranked school in Canada for Materials Science - learn from our world-renowned researchers to earn one of the most competitive graduate degrees in the field.
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- Professional Stream: Master of Engineering (MEng)
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- Research Stream: Master of Applied Science (MASc) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Research Areas
The Department of Materials Science & Engineering at the University of Toronto is one of the largest academic units of its discipline in North America. Our cutting-edge research and education in next-generation materials lend to the development of sustainable solutions that make a global impact.
Research Facilities
Ontario Centre for the Characterization of Advanced Materials (OCCAM)
Ontario Centre for the Characterization of Advanced Materials (OCCAM) allows researchers ready access to state-of-the-art surface analytical equipment and electron microscopic techniques as well as the related expertise, thereby providing enabling information for the many disciplines involved in advanced materials research.
Walter Curlook Materials Characterization & Processing Laboratory
Complemented by sample preparation equipment, this lab serves students and faculty with their learning and research needs, as well as external academia and industry users seeking access to the advanced characterization facilities.