Masters' of Engineering (MEng)
Graduate Degree Programs
The University of Toronto offers a wide range of graduate degree programs that may be of interest to professionals in the mining field. Courses taken as part of the Mining Industry Management Program may be eligible to be credited towards a graduate degree program. *
For a list of UofT graduate programs, their admission requirements, and degree requirements, please see the School of Graduate Studies website here:
https://www.sgs.utoronto.ca/future-students/
The Department of Civil & Mineral Engineering offers a Master of Engineering degree with an emphasis in Geomechanics, which may be of interest. For more details, please see the departmental website:
https://civmin.utoronto.ca/home/programs/graduate-programs/meng/
For more information on the CivMin M.Eng degree program, please contact our admissions team at admissions.civmin@utoronto.ca
Fees for graduate degrees at UofT are charged per program/semester, and not by course. For degree fees, please see this table:
https://studentaccount.utoronto.ca/tuition-fees/current-fall-winter-fee-refund-schedules/2023-2024-fall-winter-session-school-of-graduate-studies/
Non-degree student pathway
If you are not currently interested in applying for a graduate degree program at the University of Toronto, but are interested in taking a MIMP course for future credit towards a graduate program here or at a different university, you can apply to take an MIMP course as a non-degree student in the Department of Civil & Mineral Engineering. Price per course is approximately $2500.
For more information on applying through this pathway, please contact admissions.civmin@utoronto.ca
*please consult with individual graduate unit about whether MIMP courses are accepted as part of degree
The University of Toronto offers a wide range of graduate degree programs that may be of interest to professionals in the mining field. Courses taken as part of the Mining Industry Management Program may be eligible to be credited towards a graduate degree program. *
For a list of UofT graduate programs, their admission requirements, and degree requirements, please see the School of Graduate Studies website here:
https://www.sgs.utoronto.ca/future-students/
The Department of Civil & Mineral Engineering offers a Master of Engineering degree with an emphasis in Geomechanics, which may be of interest. For more details, please see the departmental website:
https://civmin.utoronto.ca/home/programs/graduate-programs/meng/
For more information on the CivMin M.Eng degree program, please contact our admissions team at admissions.civmin@utoronto.ca
Fees for graduate degrees at UofT are charged per program/semester, and not by course. For degree fees, please see this table:
https://studentaccount.utoronto.ca/tuition-fees/current-fall-winter-fee-refund-schedules/2023-2024-fall-winter-session-school-of-graduate-studies/
Non-degree student pathway
If you are not currently interested in applying for a graduate degree program at the University of Toronto, but are interested in taking a MIMP course for future credit towards a graduate program here or at a different university, you can apply to take an MIMP course as a non-degree student in the Department of Civil & Mineral Engineering. Price per course is approximately $2500.
For more information on applying through this pathway, please contact admissions.civmin@utoronto.ca
*please consult with individual graduate unit about whether MIMP courses are accepted as part of degree