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Professional programs

Ready to take your career to the next level? Our professional graduate programs are designed to give you the hands-on experience and advanced skills you need to succeed in high-demand industries like engineering, tech and sustainability.

Whether you're fresh out of your undergraduate degree or looking to deepen your expertise in mid-career, these course-based degrees are designed to prepare you for real-world leadership roles. Explore our programs below and see how they can set you up for success.

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DEng Leadership in Engineering Applications & Practice (LEAP)

A professional doctorate designed for senior working engineers

  • conduct independent and impactful research and on real-world problems
  • lead and manage complex socio-technical technology projects
  • develop and enhance sustainable engineering practices
  • lead the responsible use of Artificial Intelligence
  • establish and lead community-engaged decision-making and risk management processes
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MEng in Aerospace Systems Engineering (ASE)

Engineer the future of flight with smart, sustainable aerospace systems

  • design next-generation aerial vehicles with hybrid-electric propulsion and composite materials
  • integrate AI and machine learning into autonomous aerospace operations
  • gain hands-on experience through team-based design, build, fly projects
  • collaborate with academic and industry leaders like the Centre for Aerospace Research
  • incorporate sustainability and ethics into advanced aerospace system design
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MEng in Applied Data Science (MADS)

Turn big data into big decisions & engineer intelligent solutions

  • manage and analyze large data sets efficiently and effectively
  • acquire advanced data science and engineering skills
  • respect security and privacy in problem solving and decision making
  • gain practical and industrial experience
  • learn the role, ethics and responsibilities of an applied data scientist
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MEng in Biomedical Systems (BISY)

Design the future of healthcare: where engineering meets human impact

  • apply principles of human physiology to system design
  • use material science for medical device design and implementation
  • consider human factors and ergonomics
  • analyze medical devices in the context of a usability, economics and risk
  • follow the regulatory process and pathways to develop medical device
  • leverage innovative technology and techniques in the biomedical industry
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MEng in Building Envelopes and Structures (BEST)

Build smarter, stronger & greener to lead the next wave of sustainable construction

  • climate change adaptation: specialize in climate change adaptation and mitigation within the construction industry
  • research and experiential learning: engage in research-enriched learning through projects and optional co-op opportunities
  • industry application: use real-world case studies from new engineering buildings to enhance learning and experiment with practical solutions
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MEng in Industrial Ecology (INEC)

Engineering for the Earth: creating sustainable systems that work for the planet

  • assemble and compute energy and material flows in an industrial society, from products and services to cities and economies
  • determine the environmental and economic impacts of infrastructure, products, processes
  • plan and analyze systems for material reuse and recycling and understand the limitations and potential of circular economies
  • understand the scientific basis of environmental impacts of human activities
  • apply the methods and tools of industrial ecology in business, economic and public policy contexts
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MEng in Telecommunications & Information Security (MTIS)

Protect what connects us to lead in cybersecurity & telecom innovation

  • investigate cybersecurity incidents in networks and computer systems
  • develop security policies and procedures to secure IT systems
  • apply knowledge of telecommunications networks
  • investigate and resolve problems in telecommunications systems
  • communicate technical knowledge of security and telecommunications systems to stakeholders
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Engineering & Computer Science Co-op

The Engineering and Computer Science Co-op program offers graduate students a valuable opportunity to gain practical, hands-on experience while completing their degree. Most professional programs include the option to do one or more terms of co-op after completion of the program.

Participating in the co-op program allows you to apply classroom knowledge to real-world scenarios, build professional networks and enhance your resume, making you more competitive in your future career.

Tuition & funding

Tuition information for all Professional MEng programs can be found by using the tuition calculator.

While professional MEng programs are usually self-funded, you can find information on scholarships and bursaries on our funding and scholarship opportunities page.