COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Engineering (MEng) program at the University of Manitoba is a course-based professional graduate degree designed for practicing engineers and internationally trained professionals who wish to deepen their technical expertise or specialize in a specific area of mechanical engineering. Unlike the research-focused MSc, the MEng emphasizes applied knowledge through coursework and a project-based component. Students must complete a minimum of 24 credit hours, including at least nine credit hours at the 7000 level to ensure advanced-level training. A key feature of the program is the six-credit-hour project, which allows students to investigate a practical engineering problem under faculty supervision and demonstrate their ability to apply engineering principles in a real-world or industry-relevant context. The MEng program is ideal for individuals aiming to enhance their professional qualifications, shift focus within the engineering field, or meet academic requirements for professional licensure in Canada. The program offers flexibility to accommodate part-time or full-time study, making it a suitable option for working professionals. Graduates of the MEng program are well-equipped to take on advanced roles in industry, consulting, or government, with strengthened technical knowledge and problem-solving skills tailored to modern engineering challenges.