Master of Engineering: Structural Engineering

Structural Engineering

What is a Master of Engineering Degree? 

A Master of Engineering (MEng) degree is a professional coursework based degree offered at Western University. A MEng degree can be completed in one year and is designed to meet the needs of students from London, Ontario, as well as students from out of town, with courses offered on Fridays. For course schedule, please click here. 

Why Pursue a Master of Engineering Degree?

  • Complete a post-graduate degree in a minimum of one year
  • Learn practical engineering skills
  • Stand out from other engineering graduates
  • Advance your career
  • Obtain Canadian credentials - a crucial entry-point for international students and newcomers to Canada seeking employment opportunities in engineering

Why Pursue a Structural Master of Engineering Degree at Western?

The Structural Master of Engineering Degree at Western is designed to enhance your practical knowledge in advanced analysis and design procedures for various types of structures. You will learn about seismic design of structures, design of foundations and earth structures, and design of bridges in courses delivered by professors who have taught these subjects to professional Engineers all over Canada. Our faculty members have strong ties with today’s employers, providing you the opportunity to interact with industrial partners and broaden your knowledge of real-life applications in the field. In addition, you will be exposed to new emerging topics in engineering, such as Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Building Sustainability. The program also includes professional development courses, like Project Management and Engineering Communications.

Admission Requirements

  • Minimum 70 per cent average in a four-year honours degree or equivalent from an accredited university
    (average based on last two years of the degree), as determined by the Department
  • Work experience is not mandatory, but considered an asset
  • Two letters of reference (preferably academic)
  • English language proficiency for international students

For more information and instructions about the application process, please visit our How to Apply page. 

Fees

Canadian citizens/permanent residents: ~ $10,800/year full-time, ~ $4,900/year part-time*
International students: ~ $25,000/year full-time, ~ $12,400/year part-time*
* minimum residence is seven terms, proof of employment required

Please note: Tuition fees are calculated and charged each term. The above figures are an appoximation only.  For more acurate tuition amounts, please visit the Office of the Registrar.