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Mar 17, 2025
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University of Alberta Calendar 2025-2026
Master of Engineering (Chemical and Materials Engineering)
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The MEng is a course-based program. The Department offers MEng degrees with specializations in Chemical Engineering, Process Control, Materials Engineering, and Welding Engineering.
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Program Requirements
Students must complete nine courses (27.0 units), including a 3-unit project course. Coursework (24 units)
- Eight 3-unit graduate-level courses. The courses are of the same type and calibre as those taken by the MSc and PhD candidates, and must be approved by the Associate Dean Graduate Students.
- At least four courses must be taken from the Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering.
- At least three of the CME courses must be at the 600-level or higher. See the following list for courses considered to be equivalent to 600-level CME courses.
- The balance of the courses must be at the 500-level or higher in the Faculty of Engineering.
- Students specializing in Materials Engineering or Welding Engineering programs should also refer to the appropriate section below.
Courses Considered Equivalent to 600-level CME Courses
Students Specializing in Materials Engineering
Students must take two courses out of the following list as two of their 600-level courses: Students Specializing in Welding Engineering
Students must take one course out of each of the following two sections as two of their 600-level CME courses: Students Specializing in Chemical Engineering
Students must take two courses out of the following ten courses as two of their three 600- level courses: Project Course
The project is intended to apply knowledge learned during a students’ program to a technical challenge (industrial/research) or a critical review of literature. The topic will be developed by the student in consultation with the project supervisor. Length of Program
The maximum time to complete the course-based MEng program as set by the Faculty of Graduate & Postdoctoral Studies is six years. |
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