Overview

The Engineering (MEng, MASc, PhD) programs at the University of Guelph are designed to provide advanced education and research opportunities in various engineering disciplines, including biological, mechanical, and computing engineering. The MEng is a course-based professional master's program focused on practical skills and industry application. The MASc emphasizes thesis-based research, preparing students for advanced technical roles or further doctoral studies. The PhD program advances original research contributions in engineering fields, fostering innovation and expertise.

Unique features include an interdisciplinary approach integrating engineering with Guelph's strengths in life sciences and sustainability, such as bioengineering and environmental systems.

Career Prospects

Graduates are well-prepared for careers in industry, academia, and government, with opportunities in research and development, consulting, and project management. The programs emphasize skills in problem-solving, innovation, and sustainable design, leading to high demand in sectors like manufacturing, biotechnology, and renewable energy.

Key Faculty/Staff

Prominent faculty include experts in areas such as Dr. Gregor von von Malysz, specializing in mechanical systems, and Dr. Helen Hambly, focusing on water resources engineering (based on publicly listed profiles).

Unique Facilities or Partnerships

The School of Engineering features state-of-the-art labs including the Bio-Environmental Engineering Lab and the Advanced Analysis Facility. Partnerships include collaborations with industry leaders in agribusiness and technology, as well as research networks like the Ontario Agri-Food Innovation Alliance.