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The Master of Engineering (MEng) is a professional, course-based degree designed for engineers who want to enhance their career opportunities in as little as one year of full-time study.
Students build strong foundations in chemical engineering and related areas through graduate courses across U of T Engineering, and also have the opportunity to gain professional work experience via the MEng Co-op program.
Graduates are equipped with skills to stand out in technical and leadership roles in sectors such as energy, materials, pharmaceuticals, manufacturing and consulting.
MENG Emphases
Customize Your MEng by Choosing an Emphasis
Emphases are designed to help students build strong understanding and develop professional expertise in specific, high-demand areas.
MEng students can pursue up to two emphases to customize their degree.
Upon graduation, emphases are noted on transcripts.
Exclusive to ChemE Students
Open to All U of T Engineering Students
Want to learn more about MEng emphases?
Application Details
| Application deadline for: | Application type | Deadline date |
|---|---|---|
| Winter start (January 2027) | International | November 15, 2026 |
| Winter start (January 2027) | Domestic | November 15, 2026 |
Program Details
Please see the Finances section on the ChemE Graduate Studies Overview page
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NEW - limited spaces available
MEng Co-op for students starting in Fall 2026
Gain paid professional work experience in industry while earning your Master of Engineering degree
Student Stories
What Our Students Are Saying
"Graduate studies is a journey that blends technical rigor, intellectual curiosity, and personal growth…
The MEng program was fundamental to helping me develop a strong technical foundation and providing industrial opportunities to apply engineering principles.”
"The best part about studying in Toronto and especially with the MEng program is the access to an international network...it created the opportunities to work with multiple people in industry...
The learning flexibility and rigor was what prepared me to manage large projects and be ready for the consulting world that I'm currently in."
Through the ChemE MEng program's industry-sourced project component, Vishakaa gained experience working at the intersection of engineering research, workplace safety and industrial operations while collaborating with industry and faculty mentors.
“The industry-sourced project enhanced my learning by helping me understand the challenges involved in applying theoretical findings and data modelling to industry settings.”
Contact
Professor Charles Jia
Associate Chair, Continuing Professional Development
cq.jia@utoronto.ca
416-926-3097
Liuqing Chen
M.Eng Coordinator & Professional Programs Advisor
mengprograms.chemeng@utoronto.ca
416-978-8382