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14 Master's degrees offered by the university
Biomedical Discovery and Commercialization
Biomedical sciences focus complemented by business courses and interdisciplinary science-business projects. We offer a master degree in Biomedical Discovery and Commercialization at McMaster University.
Engineering Entrepreneurship and Innovation
The Engineering Entrepreneurship and Innovation program offered by McMaster University has seen entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs pursue the development of their own technology-based business ideas or those of the company for whom they work.
Chemical Engineering
Chemical Engineering at McMaster University is the study, application, and practice of using chemical technologies to make products through the systematic manipulation, conversion, and transformation of materials, chemicals, and energy.
Electrical and Computer Engineering
The Electrical and Computer Engineering program at McMaster University requires a candidate to successfully complete at least four graduate half courses or equivalent and to prepare a thesis embodying the results of the research taken on by the candidate.
Engineering Physics
Engineering Physics at McMaster University is about understanding and advancing knowledge and technologies used in a wide range of state-of-the-art systems including optical communications, sensors for biomedical and environmental applications, lasers and LEDs, photovoltaics and nuclear power systems. This master degree is offered by the McMaster University.
Technology Entrepreneurship and Innovation
The Technology Entrepreneurship and Innovation program offered by McMaster University has been developed for university graduates in honours programs outside of engineering and science. It’s a unique program involving entrepreneurship teams that draw expertise from all disciplines to develop start-up plans for technology-based businesses.
Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering from McMaster University is an engineering discipline that involves the application of principles of physics for analysis, design, manufacturing, and maintenance of mechanical systems.
Manufacturing Engineering
Manufacturing is fundamental for making people's lives better and create value for a society. You will acquire capabilities to make manufacturing processes more efficient and sustainable. We offer a master degree in Manufacturing Engineering at McMaster University.
Engineering Design
Engineering Design from McMaster University is a project-based program that develops your design thinking skills in creating value-added solutions for industry and society, considering users, customers, economies, and ecosystems.
Biomedical Engineering
A research program in Biomedical Engineering created by the Faculties of Engineering and Health Sciences at McMaster University to provide a unique collaborative environment that leverages McMaster’s existing expertise in medical sciences and engineering, and links current and emerging areas of molecular, medical and bioengineering research.
Civil Engineering
Civil Engineering at McMaster University is the study, application, and practice of using science and engineering technologies to deal with the design, planning, construction and maintenance of sustainable infrastructure, in both physical and natural built environment.
Nuclear Engineering
The University Network of Excellence in Nuclear Engineering (UNENE) at McMaster University operates through the partnership of 5 Ontario universities that presents a unique, innovative learning experience in Nuclear Engineering with emphasis on nuclear power reactor technology.
Engineering and Public Policy
The engineering/science/policy interface is of critical importance to achieve a sustainable future. We train scientists and engineers to formulate public policy by considering economic, social, environmental and political consequences of management decisions in the Engineering and Public Policy program from McMaster University.
Materials Science
Materials Science & Engineering from McMaster University includes performance functionalities of all classes of materials across length scale ranging from the macro-scale down to nano-scale.