Cities Engineering and Management University of Toronto

Overview

The Cities Engineering and Management programme at the University of Toronto provides students with the technical expertise and cross-disciplinary understanding required to manage modern urban environments. This professional degree addresses the complex challenges facing global cities, including climate change, resource limitations, and the need for sustainable infrastructure development.

As more than half of the global population now resides in urban centres, the health and wealth of nations are increasingly dependent on the efficient functioning of cities. This curriculum is designed to produce professionals who can ensure the well-being of citizens by delivering high levels of service through innovative engineering and management strategies.

Why Cities Engineering and Management at the University of Toronto?

The programme is hosted by the Department of Civil and Mineral Engineering, offering a unique blend of technical rigour and management training. Students benefit from the university's position in a major global city, providing a living laboratory for studying urbanisation trends and infrastructure management. The curriculum is specifically tailored to respond to the growing need for experts who can proactively manage the sustainability concerns of modern urban centres.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 31870 per year
• National fee: CAD 7370 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum focuses on the intersection of engineering and urban policy. Modules may include:

• Cities Engineering and Management
• Civil and Mineral Engineering
• Urban Infrastructure Management
• Sustainability in Engineering
• Cross-disciplinary Urban Issues
• Technical Urban Expertise

Careers with Cities Engineering and Management

Graduates are prepared for leadership roles in the public and private sectors, focusing on the management of urban infrastructure and services. The programme develops the skills necessary to work as professional engineers and managers who can navigate the complexities of global urbanisation. Career paths typically involve roles in municipal government, engineering consultancy, and urban planning organisations dedicated to improving city functionality and citizen well-being.