Engineering Management, MEngM - Project option

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Degree requirements for the Master of Engineering Management (MEngM) are listed below. For general program information, admission requirements, graduate faculty lists and/or details on part-time options, see Engineering Management .

Degree requirements

For the project option, students must complete seven courses and a research project for a total of 30 credits. Courses are selected as follows:

Two courses (6 credits) from Group A.
One course (3 credits) from Group B.
One course (3 credits) from groups A, B, or C.
Three courses (9 credits) from one area of the engineering electives listed in Group D.
ENGR 5002G - MEng/MEngM Project (9 credits).

Note: A maximum of two courses may be taken outside of the program of study, at or external to UOIT, subject to approval by the graduate program director.

Undergraduate courses

MEngM students may take one senior fourth-year undergraduate course within the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science or the Faculty of Energy Systems and Nuclear Science in lieu of an engineering elective course, provided they have not already taken a similar course during their undergraduate degree and the course is approved by the graduate program director.

Course listing

Group A - Core engineering management courses

Note:

Students can take NUCL 5010G - Project Management for Nuclear Engineers as a substitute for ENGR 5410G - Project Management for Engineers .

Group B - Core business courses

Group C - Elective engineering management courses

Group D - Engineering elective courses

The engineering elective courses are selected from one of the following graduate programs:

Note:

* BUSI 5000G - Business Communication is worth only one credit instead of the usual three credits. Students should note that they will be short credits for the program if they do not enrol in sufficient other core business courses. Students should review the degree requirements carefully and consult with the graduate program director or faculty advisor prior to registering for courses.