The Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science offers a program in Energy Systems Engineering leading to the degree of Master of Applied Science in Energy Systems Engineering (MESE). The program is available on a full-time basis. There are two options: Option 1 focuses on energy generation and utilization and Option 2 focuses heavily on electrical aspects of energy engineering. Option 1 is designed for students with an engineering degree in mechanical, chemical, industrial or in a related discipline. Option 2 is designed for students with a degree in electrical engineering or in a related discipline.

1. Admission is limited and competitive.

2. To be considered for admission, applicants shall normally hold a minimum second class Bachelor’s Degree in engineering in mechanical, electrical, chemical, industrial, or in a related discipline from a university of recognized standing.

3. To be eligible for consideration for admission, applicants will meet the English Proficiency Requirements described under General Regulations of the School of Graduate Studies.

1. The degree program requires the completion of 30 credit hours for both Options 1 and 2.

   1. 6 credit hours comprising a project course ENGI 990A/990B.

   2. 15 credit hours (five courses) - core courses

      • Option 1:
      • 9 credit hours by completing:
        • ENGI 9853 Energy Economics and Policy
        • ENGI 9854 Fundamentals of Energy Systems
        • ENGI 9855 Energy and the Environment
      • 6 credit hours by completing
        • ENGI 9856 Electrical Power Systems
        • ENGI 9909 Advanced Thermodynamics
      • Option 2:
      • 9 credit hours by completing:
        • ENGI 9853 Energy Economics and Policy
        • ENGI 9854 Fundamentals of Energy Systems
        • ENGI 9855 Energy and the Environment
      • 6 credit hours by completing
        • ENGI 9857 Instrumentation and Control of Energy Systems
        • ENGI 9858 Advanced Power Systems

   3. 9 credit hours (three courses) - elective courses

      • Option 1:
      • ENGI 9841 Thermal Power Plants
      • ENGI 9845 Energy Storage
      • ENGI 9843 Solar Engineering
      • ENGI 9420 Engineering Analysis
      • ENGI 9985 Advanced Heat Transfer
      • ENGI 9901 Fundamentals of Fluid Dynamics
      • ENGI 9977 Computational Fluid Dynamics
      • Option 2:
        • ENGI 9845 Energy Storage
        • ENGI 9841 Thermal Power Plants
        • ENGI 9843 Solar Engineering
        • ENGI 9420 Engineering Analysis
        • ENGI 9896 Renewable Energy Systems
        • ENGI 9862 Power System Protection
        • ENGI 9863 Grid Integration of Energy Systems

Students must obtain a grade of at least 65% in all program courses to receive credit for the course towards their program requirements. Any student who fails to receive 65% or more in a course, must repeat the course in the case of core courses, or must either repeat or replace the course with another program course in the case of elective courses. Any student who receives a grade of less than 65% in two courses or in a repeated course will be required to withdraw from the program.

• ENGI 9420 Engineering Analysis
• ENGI 9841 Thermal Power Plants
• ENGI 9843 Solar Engineering
• ENGI 9845 Energy Storage
• ENGI 9853 Energy Economics and Policy
• ENGI 9854 Fundamentals of Energy Systems
• ENGI 9855 Energy and the Environment
• ENGI 9856 Electrical Power Systems
• ENGI 9857 Instrumentation and Control of Energy Systems
• ENGI 9858 Advanced Power Systems
• ENGI 9862 Power System Protection
• ENGI 9863 Grid Integration of Energy Systems
• ENGI 9896 Renewable Energy Systems
• ENGI 990A MESE Project Course
• ENGI 990B Continuation of MESE Project Course
• ENGI 9901 Fundamentals of Fluid Dynamics
• ENGI 9909 Advanced Thermodynamics
• ENGI 9977 Computational Fluid Dynamics
• ENGI 9985 Advanced Heat Transfer