University of Toronto

Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering

Master of Applied Science

The Master of Applied Science (MASc) program is oriented toward a career in research. All MASc students carry out a thesis which reports the findings of research conducted by the student. The MASc program is the most appropriate masters level program for those students who intend to pursue a doctoral degree.

General Admission Requirements

Candidates for the MASc degree should hold a BASc, BEng, or an equivalent degree in engineering. Applicants with a bachelor degree in science or applied mathematics may be admitted on the recommendation of the Department concerned and are subject to the approval of the School of Graduate Studies. Individual Departments should be consulted for specific admissions procedures and requirements; please click here for more information on engineering graduate admissions or consult the individual Departmental websites below for detailed information.

Departments Offering MASc

Aerospace Studies
Biomaterials and Biomedical Engineering
Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry
Civil Engineering
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Environmental Engineering
Materials Science and Engineering
Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
Mineral Engineering / Engineering Geoscience

Time for Completion

MASc candidates typically take between 1 and 3 years to complete the requirements of the degree. Only full-time study is available.

Funding

MASc candidates are eligible for funding under the guaranteed funding program for at least one year of full-time study.

Employment as a Teaching Assistant

Each Department within the Faculty offers students several opportunities to become Teaching Assistants. More information on application procedures can be found on individual Department sites.

Meet a Current MASc Student

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