The School of Engineering and Applied Sciences is comprised of McMaster Engineering's seven core, world-class academic departments, including Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computing & Software, Electrical & Computer Software, Engineering Physics, Materials Science & Engineering, Mechanical Engineering.
Chemical Engineering at McMaster University
Building Healthier Communities to Create a Brighter World
The Department of Computing and Software focuses on the principles and methods of computation and of development of high-quality software.
Electrifying the world of engineering.
The study of physics concepts as they apply to engineering.
Developing new materials and the characterization of their properties.
Mechanical Engineering is an engineering discipline that involves the application of principles of physics for analysis, design, manufacturing, and maintenance of mechanical systems.
The School of Engineering Practice and Technology (W Booth) provides interdisciplinary graduate education through experiential learning, mentorship, and a student-centred learning experience with real-world applications for tomorrow’s leaders. The McMaster School of Biomedical Engineering provides research-based, interdisciplinary graduate level programs in biomedical engineering.
Pushing the boundaries of discovery and improving the lives of future generations
Where Learning, Practice and Technology Meet
McMaster Engineering's unique five-year programs offer students a top-notch engineering education in combination with areas, such as health sciences, business and the broader university experience.
A unique five year program that integrates the technical education of the engineer with a business education for management.
Exploring the human side of engineering is the purpose of the five-year Engineering & Society program, which examines the complex interactions between technology and society
Transforming healthcare challenges into new learning experiences through hands-on, entrepreneurial projects focused on solving real-world problems.
Offered jointly by the Faculty of Engineering and the DeGroote School of Business, the Minor in Innovation is designed to give students the tools they need to succeed in today's fast-paced, innovation-driven marketplace. The minor is open to all McMaster University students.
The Interdisciplinary Minor in Sustainability has a goal to develop student’s interdisciplinary knowledge and understanding of sustainability.
For a complete list of minors, please refer to McMaster University's Academic Calendar.