MScE Systems Engineering

The graduate programs in Systems Engineering prepare students to address complex engineering challenges through interdisciplinary research, systems thinking, and data-driven decision-making. Students develop advanced expertise in applying systems engineering principles to solve real-world problems across industrial, environmental, and societal domains.
Students work closely with faculty members on innovative research and have access to specialized laboratories and computational resources. Through collaborations with industry, government, and research organizations, students contribute to developing sustainable, resilient, and intelligent engineering solutions while gaining the research and professional skills needed for careers in academia, government, and industry.

Applicants interested in research (thesis/dissertation) must contact a faculty member before applying to secure research supervision.

Applicants should hold an undergraduate degree in engineering or a closely related discipline with a minimum GPA of 3.0 (70%, B average, or First or Upper Second Division).

Applicants are required to submit an application, including three references, and a statement describing their research interests.

English A: Language & Literature (other languages will be considered)

Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches (SL or HL) or Mathematics: Applications and Interpretation HL

Chemistry

Physics