Graduate Research Program

Graduate Student in Lab

 

The goal of our graduate research program is to train MESc and PhD students for independent research in today's changing technological world in either industry or academia.  

Mechanical and Materials Engineering offers research intensive, thesis-based MESc (2-yr) and PhD (4-yr) programs, providing leading edge research using state of the art experimental and computational research facilities. The department has research strengths in diverse areas addressing present day challenges, as well as developing technologies for the future. Our two or four year program will provide a motivating training environment and an opportunity in conducting independent investigation, using developed analytical skills to produce highly capable professionals.

We provide you with a video of a MESc student, who recently copmleted her degree.

NEWS and

Building better batteries key to Western's role in growing electric vehicle industry

Yang Zhao receives Junior Faculty Award for Excellence in Research

Net zero,zero-mile agriculture system extends berry growing season

Western Innovators Early Research Awards

Fueling a safe future with nuclear energy

H. Abdolvand named Tier 2 Canada Research Chair

Multidisciplinary initiative to track influenza, other viruses in wastewater

Andy Sun named Distinguished University Professor

A 4R framework for bringing sustainable e-textiles to scale

Expert insight: Shading crops with solar panels

Western reimagines the future of batteries

Innovative joint Replacement reseach at Western Engineering receives funding from Arthritis Society

Western Researchers are developing a tool to detect wrist injuries sooner to prevent arthritis

Nuclear Safety concerns rise as Russia takes control of Nuclear Power Plant

Mitigating for angle, "torque" of impact key to safer hockey helmuts

Students place 3rd at international precision engineering competition

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