Sustainable Design Engineering University of Prince Edward Island

Overview

The Sustainable Design Engineering programme at the University of Prince Edward Island offers a rigorous academic path for students seeking to master a concentrated field of research. This Master of Science degree focuses on developing advanced technical expertise through a combination of substantive graduate coursework and a dedicated research project.

Students within this faculty benefit from a collaborative environment where interaction between different departments is highly encouraged. This interdisciplinary approach ensures that research facilities and academic resources are tailored to meet the specific needs of individual projects. The curriculum is designed to be both rewarding and professionally challenging for all participants.

Why Sustainable Design Engineering at the University of Prince Edward Island?

The University of Prince Edward Island provides state-of-the-art facilities within the Faculty of Sustainable Design Engineering to support high-impact research. As a top-ranked institution for sponsored research funding in Canada, it offers a prestigious environment for graduate studies. The institution is known for its commitment to excellence in faculty awards and student enrolment growth.

Teaching features include a strong emphasis on supervisory support, with students required to secure a supervisor before beginning their studies. This ensures a personalised mentorship experience throughout the research process. The university also integrates essential professional training, such as workplace safety certifications, into the first year of the programme.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 28390 per full
• National fee: CAD 9681 per full

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum requires the completion of a minimum of two substantive graduate-level courses alongside mandatory research components. Students must also participate in seminar-based learning to share their findings with the wider academic community. Modules may include:

• Sustainable Design Engineering
• Seminar
• Directed Studies

In addition to these core academic requirements, all graduate students must complete non-credit training in the Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System during their first year. Students may also have the opportunity to audit additional courses to supplement their primary research area with the consent of their supervisory committee.

Careers with Sustainable Design Engineering

Graduates of this programme are prepared for advanced roles in industries focused on sustainable development and energy efficiency. The mastery of research methodologies and technical design principles allows alumni to pursue careers in specialised engineering firms and research institutions. The programme's focus on professional mastery ensures that students are ready to tackle complex global challenges.