Current Students

The Department of Chemical Engineering & Applied Chemistry offers professional and research graduate degrees. Please consult the relevant sections below for details.

Master of Applied Science (MASc)

The MASc is ideal if you aspire to a rewarding career in research in academia or industry. It is also a stepping stone to a doctoral (PhD) degree. Exceptional students can fast-track to the PhD program before completing their MASc.

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Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Program is designed for students who want to become experts in a specific research area and is a stepping stone to a career in academia. Students work alongside world-renowned researchers while gaining profound depth and experience in your field of study.

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Master in Engineering (MEng)

The Master of Engineering (MEng) Program is designed for engineers who want to enhance their career opportunities in as little as one year of full-time study. The program provides students with advanced professional training that is respected by employers and differentiates them in a crowded marketplace.

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Welcome Guide for Graduate Students Registration and Enrolment Graduate Timetable & Courses Managing Your Program Forms for Graduate Students Academic Appeals

Welcome Guide for Graduate Students

Information for new graduate students here.

Accepting your offer and clearing conditions

Enabling your JOINid

Applying for your study permit

Funding, budgeting, getting your SIN and setting up payroll

Housing

Paying your fees and enrolling in courses

Registration and Enrolment

Sessional Dates

Visit the School of Graduate Studies website for details on how to register and enroll in courses.

Information on tuition fees, payments, refunds, deadlines and tax information is available through Student Accounts.

Accessible Campus Online Resource Network (ACORN) is the university-wide system you will use to access your personal, academic, registration and financial information

Course content can be accessed through Quercus.

Student Card (TCard) and UTORid - your UTORid is the key to accessing U of T services including email, ACORN and Quercus

Official Communication - All U of T students must set up and use an UTmail+ email account and enter this email on ACORN. All university communication will only be sent to the student's UTmail+ address.

Graduate Timetable & Courses

Managing Your Program

Forms for Graduate Students

Academic Appeals

The Department of Chemical Engineering & Applied Chemistry maintains a Graduate Academic Appeals Committee.

Graduate students may appeal academic matters, including grades, evaluation of comprehensive examinations and other program requirements.

Appeals must be initiated within the student’s home graduate unit unless the appeal relates to a course outside the graduate unit, in which case it must be initiated in the graduate unit in which the course was taken, with notification to the student’s home graduate unit. In the case of collaborative specialization core courses, the appeal is pursued through the student’s home graduate unit where representation from the collaborative specialization will be included in the constitution of an appeal committee or hearing.

Students should familiarize themselves with the appropriate steps and timelines for academic appeals as outlined ins the School of Graduate Studies Calendar.