Discover the power of a Master of Engineering degree from UBC

Are you ready to gain the edge you need to accelerate your career?

With a Master of Engineering (MEng) from UBC, you’ll expand your knowledge base, grow your professional skills, and build a resume-boosting portfolio of projects. Depending on the program, the degree can be completed in 12 or 16 months, with options in many programs to add in co-op, internship or research opportunities.

Gain a competitive edge

The MEng is a non-thesis, course-based professional master’s degree for students with an undergraduate degree in engineering or a related discipline. Whether you’ve just graduated from university or have some professional industry experience, this degree will help you stand out in a competitive job market and get noticed by the employers you most want to work for.

Go deeper into in-demand areas

Unlike undergraduate degrees, where you often have limited opportunities to specialize, the MEng offers greater flexibility for you to pursue the advanced courses that are most relevant to the job market and that align with your career goals and interests.

Develop a portfolio of projects

Many courses are project based, enabling you to hone your experience and gain valuable skills in research, design and testing. When you graduate, you’ll have a portfolio of projects that sets you apart and provides employers with tangible proof of your innovative thinking and problem-solving strengths.

Gain industry experience

Some programs offer optional internship or co-op work terms. Ranging in length from four to 12 months, these work positions are an excellent way to gain relevant industry experience, grow your professional network and boost your employability. 

Grow your network

You’ll be learning from leading UBC experts who have with strong connections to local, national and international industry partners. Career-focused industry nights and networking sessions also enable you to make valuable professional and personal connections.

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A launch pad to take your career to the next level

A Master of Engineering degree from UBC can give you the skills, knowledge, credential and experience you need to achieve your career goals. 

At a glance

  • Choose from nine programs at the Vancouver campus and three at the Okanagan campus
  • Complete the full-time degree in 12 or 16 months, depending on the program
  • Gain additional experience by taking advantage of the co-op options, internships or research projects that are offered in some programs
  • Learn to use the latest tech and tools in UBC’s state-of-the-art labs
  • Benefit from professional development and entrepreneurial support at the program and university level

Program details

Learn about the programs offered at our Vancouver and Okanagan campuses, including eligibility requirements, upcoming information sessions, deadlines, and details on co-op, internship or research options.

 

Ready to get started?

Review the steps required to apply, from choosing a program specialization and ensuring you meet eligibility requirements to applying online.

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