Engineering Science University of Toronto

Overview

The Engineering Science programme at University of Toronto is widely recognised as one of the most distinguished and academically rigorous engineering courses globally. This interdisciplinary degree bridges the gap between theoretical scientific principles and practical engineering applications, fostering a unique problem-solving perspective. Students are challenged to integrate mathematics, science, and social impact within a supportive, high-achieving community.

Why Engineering Science at University of Toronto?

University of Toronto is one of the few institutions worldwide offering a curriculum that integrates enriched science fundamentals with accelerated engineering training. The programme is distinct for its "2+2" structure, where the first two years build a comprehensive foundation before students transition into specialised majors. It is delivered at a more demanding level than standard engineering degrees, focusing on first-principles approaches and advanced mathematics. Students benefit from a close-knit peer group of top international talent and a dedicated design and communication curriculum.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 63570 per year
• National fee: CAD 6100 per year

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Syllabus

The first two years focus on a foundation of engineering, computing, and humanities. In the final two years, students select a major for accelerated learning. All students must complete an independent research thesis in their fourth year. Modules may include:

• Engineering Science Foundation
• Praxis
• Aerospace Engineering
• Biomedical Systems Engineering
• Electrical & Computer Engineering
• Energy Systems Engineering
• Engineering Mathematics, Statistics and Finance
• Engineering Physics
• Machine Intelligence

Careers with Engineering Science

Graduates are highly sought after for their analytical skills and ability to tackle grand challenges. Over half of the programme's alumni pursue postgraduate studies at prestigious institutions in fields such as medicine, law, business, and architecture. Those entering the workforce directly are in high demand for professional engineering roles across various industries. All graduates are eligible to become licensed professional engineers, often taking on leadership positions as global citizens and practitioners of engineering sciences.