Community Engagement

McMaster engineering professors receive the highest level of research funding per faculty member in Canada. They are involved in research Centres of Excellence, consult with industry and government, and contribute to internationally renowned institutes in all disciplines. McMaster's engineers are in an enviable leadership role in research and graduate education. This results in state of the art knowledge being passed on to undergraduates.

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At any time, the W Booth School is engaged in dozens of projects that focus on helping organizations - private, public and not for profit - address their engineering-related innovation challenges. Projects capitalize on our school's strengths in engineering design, policy, manufacturing and entrepreneurship, and routinely involve interdisciplinary student teams working under the supervision of faculty and staff. Solutions are tailored to an organization's unique needs and range from prototypes and products to drawings, studies and reports. Most projects are delivered free of change as part of our school's educational mandate.

Does your organization have an innovation challenge to share? Contact a W Booth School Community Engagement Coordinator now to explore potential solutions.

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The W Booth School places a high value on providing mentorship experiences that support student learning, professional development and the transition to work. Volunteer mentors share specialized expertise and acquired wisdom in numerous areas, including technology, business, career planning and networking. And they provide encouragement and advice during an important chapter in our students' lives. Mentors are particularly helpful in assisting students with real world projects required for graduation. 

Mentorship commitments range from short, episodic engagements to more formalized longer term arrangements - we work to accommodate your schedule.

Contact us now to learn more.

We welcome people from the wider community to speak with our students on topics specifically related to engineering practice and technology as well as more general themes such as job readiness, networking and career planning. Speaking platforms include Innovation Studio, Practitioner's Forum, Showcase Events and regular classes. 

Have a message to share? Contact us to discuss.

The W Booth School offers free community access to a number of state-of-art facilities, including classrooms, seminar rooms and a large meeting hall. Bookings include use of AV equipment and whiteboards. Hospitality services available on a fee basis.

Contact us to book your next meeting.

Our students, faculty and staff embrace opportunities to tour workplace facilities and interact with organizational leaders and practitioners. Tours help validate classroom learning, spotlight career pathways and enhance relationships. They also provide the perfect setting to explore potential projects aimed at addressing site-specific innovation challenges.

Open to hosting a facility tour? Contact us today!