Our alumni – Faculty of Engineering
Dean Heather Sheardown with two McMaster Engineering alumni at an event in Burlington

Our alumni

Engineering & Management Anniversary Celebration. 1975-2025.
We're excited to be celebrating

50 years of Engineering & Management

Join us on a journey down Mac Eng memory lane, as we celebrate 50 years of innovation, leadership, and community in the Engineering & Management program, rekindle relationships with old classmates, honour accomplished alumni and build meaningful connections.

We have a special anniversary celebration booklet to showcase our journey over 5 decades and we’re proud to showcase the 50 years, 50 leaders campaign which highlights 50 inspiring alumni who have made a lasting impact in their fields.

Alyssia Jovellanos, illustrated, with the word Enginuity in gold
New story series

Enginuity

Spotlighting McMaster Faculty of Engineering grads who are doing things differently.

They’re innovators, creators and entrepreneurs pursuing non-traditional engineering roles in diverse industries.

Are you a good fit for an Enginuity story? Get in touch with Alumni Relations at engalum@mcmaster.ca.

Enzo Jia wears an augmented reality visor for firefighters.

Lighting the Way

Celebrating 65 years of innovation

Over the years, #MadeByMacEng inventions and products have been born out of our classrooms and labs and in industry around the world.

In 2023, we celebrated the Mac Eng innovators who are lighting the way as budding startups, established entrepreneurs and revolutionary changemakers.

 

Explore 65 years of innovation (Opens in new window)

Mac Engproud

As a graduate, you’re a Fireball Family member for life.

Watch these videos and discover what makes McMaster Engineering so special.

A portrait of Donna Strickland.

Nobel Laureate

Donna Strickland, a McMaster alumna who received her Bachelor of Engineering degree in engineering physics in 1981, was awarded the Nobel Prize in physics in 2018.

The researcher received the award for her method of generating high-intensity, ultra-short optical pulses. Strickland is one of five women to receive the prize.

 

We're proud to celebrate the accomplishments of our incomparable alumni.
Read more about Strickland's career