Bachelor's in Engineering and Management

McMaster University is a public institution located in Hamilton, Ontario, founded in 1887. It has additional campuses in Burlington, Kitchener-Waterloo, Niagara, and downtown Hamilton. The university offers six main academic divisions including engineering, health sciences, humanities, science, social sciences, and the DeGroote School of Business. The university also has a unique arts and science program that offers an interdisciplinary undergraduate experience. McMaster has over 60 research centers and institutes, including a nuclear reactor used for research. One-fifth of Albert Einstein's brain is even stored in one of the university's labs for neuroscientific study.

The Engineering & Management Program is a five-year program that pairs a full undergraduate engineering degree with a core business education. Students combine their technical engineering knowledge with a deeper understanding of business, project management, and leadership skills. Students complete the requirements of an engineering degree and an additional 15 courses that make up the core of a business degree. Engineering & Management students are well-rounded, business-oriented individuals with an interest in leadership. Students provide the drive and passion needed for success; Engineering & Management provides them with the skills they need to get there. All students who complete Engineering 1 are entitled to apply for the Engineering & Management program through their account on Mosaic. Computer Science, iBioMed, and Bachelor of Technology students are not qualified to apply for the program. To be considered, Engineering 1 students must complete Economics 1B03 – Microeconomics as a complementary studies elective with a minimum grade of 5.0 (63%). An interview may also be required to assess a student’s qualifications for the program.