Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Toronto Metropolitan University

Overview

The Mechanical and Industrial Engineering programme at Toronto Metropolitan University provides a professionally focused environment for advanced technical research and academic excellence. Students engage with a curriculum designed to address modern challenges in manufacturing, materials science, and industrial systems. This master’s level education prepares graduates for leadership roles in diverse engineering sectors across the globe.

Why Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at Toronto Metropolitan University?

Toronto Metropolitan University is recognised for its urban innovation and strong connections to industry partners. Students benefit from access to over 125 research centres and specialised laboratories, including the Centre for Sustainable Energy Systems and the Robotics/Mechatronics Laboratory. The faculty fosters a spirit of collaboration, allowing students to work on interdisciplinary projects that have a tangible impact on society. The programme's location in Toronto provides a unique advantage for networking with leading engineering firms and government organisations.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 30174 per year
• National fee: CAD 10732 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum offers a blend of theoretical foundations and practical applications across various engineering disciplines. Modules may include:

• Skeletal Tissue
• Microfluidics
• Combustion Engineering
• Thermofluids and Sustainable Energy Systems
• Vibration Dynamics and Control
• Data Science
• Manufacturing and Materials
• Solid Mechanics
• Biomechanics

Careers with Mechanical and Industrial Engineering

Graduates from this programme are well-equipped to pursue high-level roles in various technical and managerial fields. The advanced training in industrial engineering and mechanical systems allows alumni to find success in sectors such as aerospace, automotive manufacturing, energy production, and healthcare technology. Career paths often include roles as systems designers, project managers, research and development engineers, and operations analysts. The university provides dedicated graduate career advising to help students transition into professional practice or further doctoral research.