Master of Engineering in Systems and Technology

MEng in Systems and Technology enables its graduates to design, implement, and operate complex systems comprised of electromechanical and cyber components (digital models, data analytics, AI-based decision making). Such cyber-physical systems are rapidly emerging in all aspects of our lives (e.g. self-driving vehicles, smart cities, etc.). Graduates from the program are ready to launch their careers along the technology frontiers of the 21st century society. In addition to technical courses, the students enhance their abilities to communicate, work in teams, or manage projects by taking professional development courses.

4-year degree in Engineering, Technology, Sciences, or Software average (73-76% or 8.0/12) in last two years of study (20 technical courses)In addition to the general requirements for entry into a graduate program in Engineering, students must hold a four-year degree in a STEM discipline, with at least a B average (equivalent to a McMaster 8.0 GPA out of 12) in the final two years of study, in all courses in the discipline, or relating to the discipline, in which the applicant proposes to do graduate work.