News from the W Booth School of Engineering Practice & Technology

Mac Eng and its extended community gathered to commemorate the achievements and next steps of the Class of 2024 at two ceremonies at FirstOntario Concert Hall on June 11.

While Civil Engineering grad Kelly Curry's first attempt at a master’s program didn’t result in a diploma, he made a triumphant return years later and proudly crossed the Convocation stage this week.

During her time at McMaster Engineering, Sherazee achieved notable success. She published an impressive nine peer-reviewed articles and received the prestigious Ontario Graduate Scholarship Award.

As climate change continues to impact livelihood and drive populations to seek better opportunities, a new research project is exploring the challenges faced by climate migrants and host communities in key urban areas.  

We’re counting down to Spring Convocation 2024 by featuring students who reflect on a specific aspect of their Mac Eng education and the role it played in their journey.

Automotive and Vehicle Engineering Technology student Gopal Uppalapati applied his passion for sustainability and technological skills to address crop yield concerns in Eastern Uganda.

Greig Mordue weighs in on whether massive government subsidies for foreign EV-makers are worth it.

More than 250 final-year engineering projects were showcased at the annual Capstone Expo on April 9.

Four McMaster Engineering professors were recognized for their outstanding contributions to teaching excellence at this year's MSU Teaching Awards.

In celebration of Black History Month, meet fourth-year Biotechnology student Naomi Dover.

In celebration of Black History Month, meet fourth-year Biotechnology student Benita Onyejiaka.

Community took centre stage at the Faculty of Engineering’s Black @ Mac Eng event, held in honour of Black History Month on February 15 in Alumni Memorial Hall.