Graduate Certificate in Mechanical Engineering Concordia University

The Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Department offers a Graduate Certificate in Mechanical Engineering for qualified university graduates who wish to obtain expertise in the following disciplines within Mechanical Engineering:

• Aerospace
• Composite Materials
• Control and Automation
• Manufacturing Systems
• Theoretical and Computational Fluid Dynamics

Requirements for Completion:

The Graduate Certificate program can be completed in one to three years. Students with high standing in their Bachelor’s program and whose academic records satisfy the requirements for Good Standing in the Master’s program in Mechanical Engineering (see Engineering Programs section) may apply for transfer to the Master’s program.

Credits. A fully-qualified candidate is required to complete a minimum of 16 credits in one of the fields of concentration listed below.

Courses.

• Minimum of 12 credits of core courses, depending on the area of concentration.
• Maximum of 4 credits of electives, chosen from the elective courses listed or from core courses of any other areas of concentration.