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Master of Engineering (M.Eng.

) Program
in Mechanical Engineering
The Department of Mechanical & Materials Engineering (MME) at the University of Western Ontario offers a Master of Engineering
(M.Eng.) program in Mechanical Engineering. This program is specially structured to assist qualified engineers in the advancement of
their professional careers and to provide students with the skills necessary to address key technological challenges associated with the
practice of Mechanical Engineering.
If enrolled full-time, a student can complete the degree in one year.
For admission consideration to the M.Eng program, students must have a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, or an equivalent
degree from an accredited University with a minimum of 70% (B) grade average (North American), computed based on the last two years
of a bachelor's honours degree marks, or on their previous graduate marks. In some cases, students with a similar degree from another
scientific discipline may be admitted, with the approval of the MME Associate Chair Graduate. Please note that this is a very competitive
program, meeting the minimum requirements for admission does not guarantee acceptance into the program.
The program is comprised of either 10 half courses, or 8 half courses plus an MEng Project as follows:

A) Minimum 2 of the 4 core half courses in Mechanical and Materials Engineering.


MME 9601 Design and Manufacturing MME 9603 Solid Mechanics
MME 9602 Engineering Materials MME 9604 Fluid Mechanics

B) 2 of the 7 core half courses in Professional Engineering.


ELI 9110 Risk Assessment & Management ELI 9310 New Venture Creation
ELI 9200 Engineering Planning & Project Mgmt ELI 9600 Engineering Communication
ELI 9001 Engineering Business ELI 9105 Commercialization Innovation
ELI 9100 Intellectual Property for Engineers

C) 6 elective half courses, or 4 elective half courses with the MEng Project.
MME 9511 Biomechanics of the Musculoskeletal System MME 9622 Advanced Kinematics and Dynamics
MME 9514 Corrosion and Wear MME 9623 Theory and Practice of Plasticity
MME 9515 Fluid Machinery MME 9624 Actuator Principles, Integration and Control
MME 9516 HVAC I MME 9639 Viscous and Boundary Layer Flow
MME 9517 HVAC II MME 9640 Medical Device Design
MME 9519 Production Management MME 9641 Thermal Systems Engineering
MME 9520 Robotics and Manufacturing Automation MME 9643 Selected Topics: Composite Processing
MME 9521 Systems and Control MME 9648 Experimentation and Data Analysis
MME 9527 Advanced CAE: Reverse Engineering MME 9651 Additive Manufacturing
MME 9611 Continuum Mechanics MME 9654 Mechatronic Systems Engineering
MME 9612 Finite Element Methods MME 9656 Dynamical Systems Modeling & Analysis
Applied Computational Fluid Mechanics & Micromechanics of Plasticity in Crystalline
MME 9614 MME 9658
Heat Transfer Solids
MME 9615 Biomechanics of Human Joint Motion MME 9710 Advanced Computational Fluid Dynamics
MME 9617 Energy Conversion MME 9711 Convection Heat Transfer
MME 9620 Nanomaterials and Nanotechnology MME 9722 Energy Storage Systems
MME 9621 Computational Methods in Mechanical Eng’g MME 9726 Advanced Nanomaterials

Interested student may also be able to enroll in some 97xx-level courses offered by the MME Department with the approval of the course
instructor and the MME Associate Chair Graduate. Please note that MEng students are allowed to take a maximum of 3 MME 95xx-level
courses.
For more information, please visit our website: http://www.eng.uwo.ca/mechanical/graduate/professional_program/index.html
or contact by phone (519-661-4122) or by e-mail (mmeprofessionalgrad@uwo.ca).
Fall Course Offering Winter Course Offering Summer Course Offering REVISED: August 15, 2023

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