Program/Course Requirements

Completion requirement

In addition to Faculty of Graduate Studies requirements and the Schulich School of Engineering minimum requirements, the Department requires:

Complete ANY of the following Requirement Sets:

MEng, Course-based Mechanical and Manufacturing

30 units, of which 12 units may be taken from outside of the Department, and no more than 12 units can be senior undergraduate courses (500-level).

a) 18 units of required courses:

Complete ALL of the following Courses:

ENGG682 - Sustainability Engineering
OR ENGG683 - Innovation and Entrepreneurship
OR ENGG684 - Introduction to Project Management
OR ENGG 688 - Engineering Safety and Risk Management
ENGG687 - Ethics, Law, and the Engineering Profession
AND ENME615 - Sensors, Data and Signal Analysis
AND ENME665 - Advanced Materials Engineering
AND ENME600 - Introduction to Numerical Methods for Engineers
AND ENME646 - Finite Element for Engineers

b) 12 units chosen from the following list of courses. If students are interested in combining their courses around a specific theme within the field, please refer to website for course selection guidance.

Complete ALL of the following Courses:

ENEN619 - Special Topics
OR ENMF618 - Manufacturing Optimization
OR ENMF623 - CAD/CAM/CAE
OR ENME597 - Turbomachinery
OR ENME614 - Reliability Engineering
OR ENME637 - Thermal Systems Analysis
OR ENME641 - Advanced Control Systems
OR ENME650 - Mobile Robotics
OR ENME661 - Mechatronics Design Laboratory I
OR ENME662 - Mechatronics Design Laboratory II
OR ENME670 - Aerodynamics
OR ENMF673 - Manufacturing of Polymer Composites

*ENEN 619 should be 619.14

The lists above are provided as a reference. At the discretion of the Graduate Program Director, additional courses may be approved for Master of Engineering (course-based). Please be advised that not all of these courses may be offered in any one semester. For more information about approved courses, contact MEng@ucalgary.ca.

MEng, Course-based Mechanical and Manufacturing with an Interdisciplinary Specialization

Students wishing to complete a Master of Engineering (course-based) with an Interdisciplinary Specialization must complete a minimum of 30 units of coursework.

a) 18 units of required courses:

Complete ALL of the following Courses:

ENGG682 - Sustainability Engineering
OR ENGG683 - Innovation and Entrepreneurship
OR ENGG684 - Introduction to Project Management
OR ENGG 688 - Engineering Safety and Risk Management
ENGG687 - Ethics, Law, and the Engineering Profession
AND ENME615 - Sensors, Data and Signal Analysis
AND ENME665 - Advanced Materials Engineering
AND ENME600 - Introduction to Numerical Methods for Engineers
ENME672 - Computational Fluid Dynamics
OR ENME646 - Finite Element for Engineers

Plus 12 units of courses from the approved list of courses meeting the requirements for the Energy and Environment Interdisciplinary Specialization.

MEng, Course-based, Mechanical and Manufacturing, Pipeline Engineering Specialization

Students wishing to complete the Pipeline Engineering Specialization must complete 18 units of pipeline engineering approved courses, and an additional 12 units of graduate or senior undergraduate engineering courses.

Pipeline Engineering Approved Courses:

Complete ALL of the following Courses:

ENME622 - Pump and Compressor Stations
OR ENME624 - Fundamentals of Pipeline Economics
OR ENME626 - Corrosion Science in the Pipelines Industry
OR ENME628 - Pipeline Coatings
OR ENME630 - Fundamentals of Liquid Hydraulics in Pipeline Systems
OR ENME632 - Fundamentals of Gas Hydraulics in Pipeline Systems
OR ENME634 - Pipeline Geotechnical Engineering
OR ENME636 - Structural Analysis of Buried Steel Pipeline Systems
OR ENME640 - Stress Corrosion Cracking of Materials
OR ENME667 - Fracture Mechanics
OR ENME669 - Fatigue of Materials
OR ENME619 - Special Problems

*ENME 619 topic should be ENME 619.82

This list is provided as a reference. At the discretion of the Graduate Program Director and the Director of the Pipeline Engineering Centre (PEC), additional courses may be approved for the pipeline engineering specialization. Please be advised that not all of these courses may be offered in any one semester. For more information about approved courses, contact the Graduate Program Advisor at meng@ucalgary.ca.

Further information about this specialization is available on the Pipeline Engineering Centre's website https://schulich.ucalgary.ca/pec.

For students completing the Master of Engineering (MEng), course-based with Internship:

A minimum of 30 units of courses as outlined by the MEng course-based program plus 12 - 24 units of internship courses.

Graduate students have the opportunity to participate in the Transformative Talent Internship option.

Additional Program Information

Completion requirement

Advanced Credit

The applicant must make Advanced Credit requests as part of the admission process, in consultation with the proposed supervisor and the Graduate Director. Credit will not be given for course work taken as part of another completed degree/diploma or for courses taken to bring the grade point average to a required level for admission. Students who receive advanced course credit when admitted to a master’s program may be able to accelerate the completion of their degree.

Flexible Grade Option (CG Grade)

Students admitted to the Schulich School of Engineering will not be allowed to request the Flexible Grade Option (CG Grade) for any course that is applicable to their degree; or apply any course awarded a grade of CG towards their graduation requirements.

Students may choose the CG grade for a course taken extra to load.

The use of the CG grade will affect students’ eligibility for internal awards.

Time Limit

Typical completion times are one to two years for full-time students in a master’s program. Maximum completion time is six years for a Master of Engineering (course-based). The Master of Engineering, course-based with Internship is normally a three-year program.

Supervisory Assignments

The Master of Engineering (course-based) does not require a supervisor.

Financial Assistance

Completion requirement

MEng students are typically admitted without funding from the program. For information on awards, see the Awards and Financial Assistance section of this Calendar.

Master of Engineering (MEng) Course-based, Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering

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