Master of Engineering with a Graduate Specialization in Green Energy

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Objectives of the Specialization in Green Energy

to produce engineers with more specialized technical training and a specific focus in green energy
to offer a course-work professional development graduate program for practicing engineers to be formally trained in the area of green energy
to provide new immigrant, foreign-trained engineers a degree program that facilitates quicker entry to the Canadian workforce in the important technical area of significant national interest
to provide newly graduated engineers an opportunity to pursue graduate education in the area of green energy

Degree requirements

Students must complete the degree requirements of the general MEng program which requires: satisfactory completion of eight one-term graduate level courses, one communications course, the Academic Integrity Quiz, and attend four MME seminars. To add the Graduate Diploma in Green Energy, four of the eight graduate level courses must include the one mandatory course and three specific courses.

Mandatory course:

Course	Instructors
ME 659 Energy and Environment	R. Fraser X. Li

Specific courses:

Course (choose 3 from the list)	Instructors
ME 738 Special Topics in Materials: Hydrogen Storage Materials
ME 751 Fuel Cell Technology	X. Li
ME 753 Solar Energy	M. Collins
ME 760 Special Topics in Thermal Engineering: Low Energy Building Systems (1)	D. Mather
ME 760 Special Topics in Thermal Engineering: Building Energy Analysis (2)	D. Mather
ME 760 Special Topics in Thermal Engineering: Air Pollution and Greenhouse Gases	Z. Tan
ME 765 Special Topics in Numerical Methods, Fluid Mechanics: Wind Energy	D. Johnson

Please refer to the Graduate Schedule of Courses to see when each course is being offered in which term.

Current research activities in green energy systems

Air Pollution and Greenhouse Gases
Fuel Cells
Hydrogen Storage
Pollution Management
Solar Energy
Wind Energy

Contact information

For more information about the MEng program in the department of Mechanical and Mechatronics Engineering please look through our main website.

For answers to specific questions, please feel free to contact us:

Graduate Admissions and Recruitment Administrator
E-mail: mme-grad-admissions@uwaterloo.ca

Prof. David Mather: Full-time Faculty
Tel: (519) 888-4567, ext, 31478. E-mail: david.mather@uwaterloo.ca