Master of Applied Science in Mechanical Engineering in Victoria Canada | University of Victoria

Our Master of Applied Science (MASc) program offers a distinctive chance for in-depth research and design within mechanical engineering. You'll tailor both your research focus and coursework to align with your specialized interests. The program centers around a written thesis, supported by complementary courses, where you'll document findings from your independent mechanical engineering investigations.
Career Prospects
MASc graduates in Mechanical Engineering will gain the ability to:
integrate knowledge by synthesizing concepts across subjects and interdisciplinary fields
employ diverse resources to uncover emerging knowledge, methodologies, and technological advancements documented in research literature
execute rigorous research supported by data, grounded in theory, and conducted with ethical responsibility
undertake supervised research on innovative, original topics in mechanical engineering
apply suitable technologies and analytical tools to address challenges and evaluate outcomes
communicate clearly with diverse audiences, excel in both industrial and research settings, and continue toward a PhD in mechanical engineering
The University of Victoria's Mechanical Engineering department is renowned for cutting-edge research and outstanding academic offerings. Our programs include Bachelor of Engineering (BEng), Master of Engineering (MEng), Master of Applied Science (MASc), and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), with co-op education embedded in our undergraduate curriculum.
As a mechanical engineering professional, you'll apply your analytical and collaborative skills to solve practical challenges. Witness the tangible outcomes of your work while contributing meaningfully to societal progress.
Engage with the design and analysis of physical and mechanical systems across various domains: energy production, transportation systems (land, air, marine), fluid mechanics, mechanical design, biomedical systems, robotics and automation, sustainable energy solutions
materials science, quality testing, manufacturing processes, thermal systems and climate control