Bachelor of Applied Science - Materials Engineering University of Toronto

Materials engineers design and develop new materials and advance processes for producing materials sustainably.

You’ll learn how to manipulate the structure and properties of materials at molecular and atomic levels from professors who have expertise with a range of applications, including renewable energy, biomaterials, automotive and aerospace. You’ll graduate with a solid foundation in how materials behave, and experience in using state-of-the-art characterization techniques and computer simulations.

Areas of Focus

Biomaterials
Design of Materials
Manufacturing with Materials
Sustainable Materials Processing

First Year Courses:

Fall Term

(common to all Core 8 programs)

Orientation to Engineering
Engineering Strategies & Practice I
Mechanics
Engineering Chemistry & Materials Science
Linear Algebra
Calculus I

Winter Term

Engineering Strategies & Practice II
Fundamentals of Computer Programming
Calculus II
Materials Engineering, Processing and Application
Electrical Fundamentals
Intro to Materials Science & Engineering