Welcome to MIE

Our department offers both undergraduate and graduate programs taught by our world-renowned faculty with plenty of opportunities for hands-on experience and research.

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Latest News

U of T Engineering researchers Erik Fredin, Anastasia Aubeeluck, Haley Mayer (all MIE PhD Students) and Professor Eric Diller (MIE) are some of the members of the team that designed a new set of tiny robotic tools for minimally invasive brain surgery. (photo by Tyler Irving)

These tiny robotic tools powered by magnetic fields could enable minimally invasive brain surgery

A U of T Engineering team has collaborated with researchers in the Wilfred and Joyce Posluns Centre for Image Guided Innovation and Therapeutic Intervention at The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) […]

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Naloxone kits can quickly reverse the effects of an opioid poisoning. A new analysis looks at how optimizing their distribution ensure they are available in the places they are most needed. (photo by NewGig86, via iStock)

Where should we place naloxone kits to save the most lives?

A new study from U of T Engineering researchers points to practical strategies to prevent deaths from opioid poisoning by optimizing the distribution of naloxone kits.  In a paper published in […]

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MIE Celebrates World Water Day with Professor David James’s Elastic Liquid

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Members of NSBE Graduate Student Chapter at the University of Toronto showcase clothing from their cultural backgrounds. From left to right, back row: Osarugue Ize-Iyamu (Year 4 MIE); NSBE Grad’s executive secretary, Caleb Okechukwu (MIE MEng student); vice president, Bethel Unwan (MIE MEng student); front row: treasurer, Reke Ferdinand Avikpe (BME PhD candidate); and internal advisor, Dimpho Radebe (ChemE PhD candidate). (photo by Safa Jinje)

Black graduate engineering students expand community with new NSBE chapter

Thanks to a dedicated group of student leaders, Black-identifying members of U of T Engineering’s graduate student community now have more avenues for support and mentorship than ever before.  Though […]

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Prospective Students

From left to right: Taleen Kutob (Year 2 IndE) with sisters Dareen Kutob (IndE 1T7 + PEY, MIE MEng 2T2) and Layan Kutob (IndE 1T2 + PEY, MIE MEng 1T4). (Photo courtesy: Layan Kutob)

Undergraduate Studies

Our undergraduate students learn the principles of their disciplines by attending courses taught by our world-renowned faculty and gain real-world experience working with companies and organizations related to their fields of interest.

MIE students have the opportunity to:

  • graduate with 600 hours of professional training
  • tailor your studies to your interests in third and fourth year
  • choose to complete the Professional Experience Year program and gain paid work experience
Left to right: Shijie Liu (MIE MASc candidate), Yi (Sheldon) Xu (MIE postdoctoral fellow) and Celine Xiao (MIE PhD candidate) work on an electrochemical cell in their lab. The students are members of Team E-quester, which has earned a $250,000 XPRIZE Carbon Removal Student Award. (Photo: Yong Zhao)

Graduate Studies

Our alumni and current students are the best testament to the value of a U of T Engineering graduate degree. Whether you’re interested in a career as a leader in an engineering firm, the CEO of your own company, a researcher advancing their field, a world-class educator or an aspiring astronaut, graduate study can lead to innumerable opportunities across all sectors and environments.

MIE offers three graduate programs:

  • the professional Master of Engineering (MEng) program
  • the research-based Master of Applied Science (MASc)
  • the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) programs

Faculty Initiatives

Equity, Diversity & Inclusion

U of T Engineering is committed to creating an equitable, inclusive and professional environment for all students, staff and faculty.

Read more about our commitment to EDI

Engineering for the World

Where in the world will engineering take you? Our students and alumni engage with their communities and the world with a global perspective.

Learn more about global opportunities

U of T Engineering CONNECT

Whether you are an alumnus, PhD candidate or current undergraduate student, U of T Engineering CONNECT is a gateway to enriching your professional and personal network.

Join U of T Engineering CONNECT

Giving Opportunities

Your generous gifts enable us to enhance our world-class research programs, improve our infrastructure, strengthen our support for students, and develop new educational programs.

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