APPLICATION DEADLINE for January 2012 (Winter) admission is September 15th for International students and October 15th Domestic students.
APPLICATION DEADLINE for September 2012 (Fall) admission is January 15th for International students and Domestic students.
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The department of Mechanical Engineering has a long history of excellence in research and teaching. We have outstanding academic faculty who have earned world-wide recognition and fame as well as exceptional group of graduate and undergraduate students. For more than a century, we have been committed to train the next generation of innovators, industrial leaders and academics. McGill Engineering has been ranked 18th among the world’s top Engineering Schools in a 2009 listing published by U.S. News and World Report.
The department currently has 6 Canada Research Chairs, 1 NSERC-Bombardier-Bell-CAE Industrial Chair, 1 James McGill Chair, 1 William Dawson Research Scholar, 1 Werner Graupe Professor, 3 Fellows of the Royal Society of Canada, 1 Faculty of Engineering Distinguished Professor, and 3 Thomas Workman Professors.
Research Themes
The research in the department is separated into seven main groups:
- Aerodynamics and Fluid Mechanics
- Bioengineering
- Combustion and Energy Systems
- Design and Manufacturing
- Dynamics and Control
- Materials and Structures
- Vibrations, Acoustics, and Fluid-Structure Interaction
Information about how to apply can be found at McGill Admissions
Useful Downloads and Research Areas
Mechanical Engineering Factsheet
Graduate Program in Mechanical Engineering[.pdf]
This document contains information about research areas, graduate programs, admission, policies and procedures. It also includes information on tuition fees and the approximate cost of living in Montreal.
Research Project Overviews[.pdf]
This document includes an overview of the research projects in Mechanical Engineering in 2009-2010.
This document consists of the PowerPoint slides presented at the Graduate Orientation on August 29, 2011. It includes important information for newly admitted students, such as registration, fellowships, library resources and graduate student associations.
