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Faculty of Engineering Admission Requirements

The Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at the University of Toronto attracts many outstanding students from across Canada, and around the world. Our students are motivated, succeeding both academics and in other areas. Sound like you? Then you are the type of student that we actively seek out. In addition to your marks, the Student Profile Form is your opportunity to tell us more about yourself. This is a secondary application form that is sent to all applicants in late January. Are you an active volunteer? Are you an athlete? Do you play an instrument? Did you start your own business? Do you participate in science fairs and math contests? Are you an active member of student government? Have you participated in enrichment opportunities like Shad Valley or Ontario Science Centre Science School? Let us know!

Here is a summary of the main qualities we look for in the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering:

  • ability to work well with others
  • active & involved
  • motivated
  • creative (e.g. musicians, inventors, entrepreneurs)
  • a solid academic record

Our mechanical and industrial engineering programs attract students with slightly different strengths. Read the comparative chart below to see which field of engineering is more suited for you.

Mechanical Engineering Industrial Engineering

intrinsically curious
particular strength in physics
design and innovate easily
grasp and apply technical concepts

well-rounded
particular strength in math
redesign and offer multiple solutions
articulate and effectively communicate technical concepts

 

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