MEng in Electrical & Computer Engineering

You may include, but are not limited to, relevant work experience, education, awards (academic, professional or financial), publications, technical skills, research experience, prior production or media experience and/or memberships in relevant professional associations.

Two letters of recommendation from previous academic professors are required for this program. The referees you choose should be able to speak to your academic, research and/or professional abilities. Choose your referees with care, as reference letters are a key component of your application package. As a part of your online application, you will be asked to submit contact information for your referees. It is your responsibility to contact the referees before filling out the online application form to confirm their availability, as no changes will be made after your application has been submitted. Your referees will be contacted electronically within two to three business days of your application submission with a link and further instructions on submitting their online reference letter. Please ensure that the contact information is accurate. All reference letters must come directly from the referee. Student-submitted copies will not be accepted.

Your statement of about 500 words should address the following: Your reasons for pursuing graduate studies in electrical and computer engineering. The research interest(s) you may wish to pursue in a master’s research project, thesis or doctoral dissertation. How your previous studies and experience have prepared you for this program. Your career objectives and how this degree program relates to them. Potential faculty supervisors for your graduate research. Any external funding you will be receiving for your studies.