Humber College's Master of Engineering in Advanced Manufacturing Engineering is designed for individuals aiming to enhance the manufacturing sector in Canada. This program is one of the first of its kind in Ontario, focusing on applied learning, industry collaboration, and real-world problem-solving. It aims to equip graduates with the skills needed to implement Industry 4.0 technologies, improve productivity, and maintain competitiveness in the manufacturing field. The curriculum was developed in partnership with industry leaders and covers topics such as advanced robotics, the Internet of Things (IoT), engineering leadership, production planning, 3D technology, system integration, and smart maintenance. The program is housed at the Barrett Centre for Technology Innovation, which features advanced manufacturing labs and technology.
The curriculum was designed in collaboration with industry partners and includes courses in advanced robotics, the Internet of Things (IoT), engineering leadership, production planning and control, 3D Technology, System integration, and smart maintenance.
Graduates will be prepared to drive innovation by enhancing efficiency, implementing automation, and improving quality within Ontario’s manufacturing sector. With Canada facing a need to boost manufacturing productivity, there is a strong demand for professionals with advanced skills. Graduates will be equipped to lead in various sectors including automotive, agriculture, food, packaging, mining, transportation, energy, and defense.
Applicants not meeting the specified academic admission requirements will be considered based on a combination of academic and industry-specific experience. Submission of academic transcripts, a current resumé outlining relevant industry-related work experience, and a letter of interest in the program will be used to assess applicants for candidacy. Canadian citizens or permanent residents with international education are required to provide a credential evaluation (WES for post-secondary education).
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Applicants need a four-year honours degree (or equivalent) in a relevant engineering field like mechanical, mechatronics, industrial, or electrical engineering. A minimum CGPA of B (70-74%) overall or in the final two years of the undergraduate degree is required.
International applicants must submit academic transcripts, a current resumé (if applicable), a letter of interest (if applicable), and a credential evaluation from WES for any post-secondary education completed outside Canada.
The application period typically opens in advance of the September intake; applicants should check the Humber website for specific dates. The program officially starts in September.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Manufacturing Innovator, Automation Specialist, Production Manager, Quality Control Engineer, and Process Improvement Specialist. They can lead in various sectors including automotive, agriculture, food, and energy.