Graduate Courses
Summer 2025 Course Enrolment
MIE courses will open for enrolment on: Wednesday, March 26, 2025 at 6 A.M.
- All MIE graduate courses are open to all graduate students (MEng, MASc, and PhD)
- Course offerings and schedules are subject to change.
Course Schedule
Reading Courses
For all Reading Courses (MIE2002H, MIE2003H, MIE2004, MIE2005H) the MIE Reading Course Enrolment form must be submitted along with the Reading Course form signed by your supervisor. Reading courses are assigned a CR/NCR final grade.
MEng Projects (MIE888Y)
MEng students who would like to enroll in a MEng Project (MIE 8888Y) are required to complete the project request form. The MIE8888Y project is assigned a letter grade. See MEng projects for more details.
APS courses can be found on the Emphasis in Entrepreneurship, Leadership, Innovation and Technology in Engineering (ELITE) website. For more information ELITE courses, please contact gradstudies@engineering.utoronto.ca.
Graduate Courses in other Departments
To view other engineering courses, please refer to the links below.
- Department of Chemical Engineering & Applied Chemistry (ChemE)
- Department of Civil & Mineral Engineering (CivMin)
- Department of Materials Science & Engineering (MSE)
- The Edward S. Rogers Sr. Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering (ECE)
- University of Toronto Institute for Aerospace Studies (UTIAS)
- Institute of Biomedical Engineering (BME)
- Engineering Graduate Courses (APS/TEP/ELITE)
If you have questions regarding engineering courses on this list, please contact the department grad administrator relevant to the courses.
U of T policy on Academic Appeals
To appeal a course mark, course failure or other academic decisions
Appeals regarding departmental academic decisions are initiated within MIE. The exception to this are appeals related to Termination of Registration and Final Oral Examination failure which are appealed directly at the SGS level.
When possible, the Graduate Office will provide assistance to attempt to settle the appeal informally between the parties involved (e.g. student & instructor).
If the matter cannot be resolved informally, the first step in the appeals process is to send a notice of appeal to MIE's Graduate Department Academic Appeals Committee (GDAAC) Secretary.
The GDAAC is composed of 4 MIE faculty members and 1 student representative. The committee will review the case and make a recommendation to the MIE Department Chair who then makes a decision.
The appeal can then subsequently be taken to the Graduate Academic Appeals Board (GAAB) of SGS, and then to the Academic Appeal Committee of the Governing Council of the University.
For more information, please visit:
or contact the MIE GDAAC Committee c/o Prof. Eric Diller (ediller@mie.utoronto.ca)