Civil Engineering University of Toronto

Overview

The Civil Engineering programme at the University of Toronto provides students with a sophisticated platform for advanced technical study and professional development. This master level curriculum is designed to address the complex challenges of modern infrastructure and resource management through diverse academic pathways. Students can choose between research-focused streams or professional coursework options to suit their career goals.

Why Civil Engineering at the University of Toronto?

The Department of Civil & Mineral Engineering is renowned for its multidisciplinary approach to education and research. Students benefit from a highly customisable experience, with the ability to focus their studies through various optional emphases. The department also offers an extended full-time Co-op option, which allows participants to gain valuable paid work experience within the industry while completing their degree.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 31870 per year
• National fee: CAD 6210 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum allows for significant customisation through specialised research themes and professional concentrations. Modules may include:

• Cities Engineering & Management
• Environmental Chemistry
• Environmental Geoscience
• Environmental Physics
• Global Environmental Change
• Mineral Engineering
• Civil Engineering Project

Careers with Civil Engineering

Graduates from this programme are well-equipped to enter high-level roles across the engineering and construction industries. The inclusion of a Co-op option provides a direct link to professional practice, enhancing employability in both the public and private sectors. Alumni often pursue careers in urban planning, environmental consultancy, structural design, and mineral resource management, leveraging the university's strong reputation and industry connections.