M.Eng Programs

BCEE offers the Master of Engineering program (M. Eng.) in Building Engineering, and also in Civil Engineering which includes Environmental Engineering as one of its three major concentrations.

The M.Eng. program is designed to provide practicing engineers with an opportunity to strengthen and extend the knowledge they have obtained at the undergraduate level, to develop their design skills, and to enhance their ability to present technical material in written form. The program requires satisfactory completion of 45 credits of course work. Students interested in research should refer to the M.A.Sc Programs instead.

A variety of scholarships and awards are available to qualified students including international students.

Admissions Requirements

Applicants to the M.Eng. Program must hold a bachelor’s degree in engineering or equivalent with high standing. Applicants with a Bachelor’s degree in architecture with high engineering content may also be considered for the M.Eng. program. Such students will be required to enroll in an extended program. Qualified applicants requiring prerequisite courses may be required to take such courses in addition to their regular graduate program. Applicants with deficiencies in their undergraduate preparation may be required to take a qualifying program.

Apply here. After having applied, you will have your student's ID, which you should use in all your correspondence with the university.

In order to graduate, the students must complete the courses described below, and maintain the minimum acceptable academic performance during the program.

M.Eng (Building)

Students must complete 45 credits of 6000 or 7000 level courses. The courses must be selected as follows: (Course descriptions)

• 1. A minimum of 21 credits chosen from one of the Course Groups in List A. This set of courses may also include the project and seminar courses ENGR 6991, BCEE 6961.
• 2. A minimum of 12 credits chosen from the Topic Area E35 and those Course Groups of List A other than the group chosen in (1) above. These groups of courses could include special program courses put on for or by a given industry in conjunction with the Faculty.
• 3. A maximum of 12 credits chosen from the Engineering Courses section including E72 (M.B.A. courses).

The document Bldg courses will help you select the courses in order to satisfy the above requirements.

List A: Course Groups for M.Eng (Bldg) List of Topic Areas

• Group 1 - Building Environment - BLDG 6611* plus courses in the Topic Areas: E07, E21, E23.
• Group 2 - Building Science - BLDG 6611 plus courses in the Topic Areas: E21, E22
• Group 3 - Building Structures - Topic Areas: E06, E21, E31
• Group 4 - Construction Management - Topic Areas: E21, and E24

* Students who completed the undergraduate equivalent of BLDG 6611 must replace it by a course to be approved by the Graduate Program Director.

M.Eng (Civil)

Students must complete 45 credits of 6000 or 7000 level courses. The courses must be selected as follows: (Course descriptions)

• 1. A minimum of 21 credits chosen from one of the Course Groups in List B. This set of courses may also include the project and seminar courses ENGR 6991, BCEE 6961.
• 2. A minimum of 12 credits chosen from the topic area E24 and those Course Groups of List B other than the group chosen in (1) above. These groups of courses could include special program courses put on for or by a given industry in conjunction with the Faculty.
• 3. A maximum of 12 credits chosen from the Engineering Courses section including E72 (M.B.A. courses).

The document Civil courses will help you select the courses in order to satisfy the above requirements.

List B: Course Groups for M.Eng (Civil) List of Topic Areas

• Group 1 - Environmental Engineering and Water Resources - Topic Areas: E04, E33, E36, E37
• Group 2 - Geotechnical and Transportation Engineering - Topic Areas: E03, E34, E35
• Group 3 - Structural Engineering - Topic Areas: E06, E31, E32