Mechanical Engineering

After completing Western Engineering’s Common First Year, you can enroll in the Mechanical Engineering program. Courses are designed to provide you with a strong knowledge base in the core areas of mechanical engineering. In fourth year, you will complete a major Mechanical Engineering Design Project, working closely with faculty members and industry partners. This capstone course is an opportunity for students to address real-world design problems using the concepts and practices they have learned. 

View courses for the Mechanical Engineering program.

Biomedical Engineering

As society continues to age there is a higher demand for intensive upgrades and modernization of medical equipment, resulting in a greater need for engineers specializing in design, manufacturing and servicing of such devices. This option offers students a solid background in the fields of signal processing, imaging and biomedical systems. School of Biomedical Engineering offers a concurrent degree program that allows students to specialize in this area

View the Biomedical Concurrent Degree

Dual Degrees

You can also complete a dual degree with Business (Ivey HBA), Law, and more than 50 major modules in faculties such as: Science, Music, Social Science or Arts & Humanities.


Visit the Department of Mechanical and Materials Engineering website for more information