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- Likes:
- Quality of Education, Faculty (Very supportive and experienced in their fields), Ample amount of Co-op opportunities.
- Dislikes:
- Lecture timings are bit late in night (depends on Subject)
Course Curriculum:
It's up to date, I must say in some of the subjects we were taught the software which has just been introduced in the market. If you opt in for Co-Op you would get industrial experience also.
Fees:
One needs to finish 10 Units (Subjects) for their degree. Fees need to be paid per subject (unit). The per unit fee is 4800$ and then you need to pay insurance which is 800$ per year and 300$ for a bus pass per year. The total comes to around 50,000$ for the course.
- Likes:
- I got to know about this university in QS rank website and when I searched about it. I really liked their course and their co-op program.,
- I was interested in manufacturing engineering course and only a few universities provide this course, McMaster was one of them. Co-op program at McMaster University is one of the best. The university encourages everyone to get a co-op and allows us to do for an year.
- Dislikes:
- The university is good. I have nothing to dislike about it except the fees. The university is good, it’s located near Toronto. Only the accommodation is costly. The university is good. I have nothing to dislike about it except the fees. The university is good, it’s located near Toronto. Only the accommodation is costly.
Course Curriculum:
It’s really good. The course is based on industry ready. We have a lot of events every week which really helps in planning the career and to excel too.
Fees:
45,000$
- Likes:
- The university provides the best course structure and I am particularly interested in Manufacturing industry.,
- The course structure is expensive, requiring students to take 2-3 core subjects within their field. Additionally, they must complete 3 management courses and 2 industrial projects. The co-op program provides industrial training and covers the expenses of tuition.,
- There is a wide range of student clubs available, including cultural, coding, and sports clubs, catering to individual interests. The campus provides well-equipped labs and advanced lab equipment for both students and faculty, and the faculty is supportive.,
- Moreover, the career advisor is available to provide guidance for students seeking career guidance.
- Dislikes:
- The passing system is straight forward. The majority of your grade is determined by your assignment submissions, with the final exam making up 25% of your overall grade.,
- Additionally, the fee structure is course-based, meaning that the cost increases as you pursue further learning opportunities. This can be expensive, especially for international students.
Course Curriculum:
Yes, they provide co-op opportunity and working on industrial projects.
Fees:
CAD 3700/ course.
- Likes:
- I saw the global ranking and McMaster had really good ranking in the world so I choose this university. I really enjoyed learning from professors at university. They are really good and highly knowledgeable.
Course Curriculum:
The course curriculum is very recent as it teaches about automation plus also gives exposure to industrial side by doing different projects.
Fees:
30000 CAD. Now I think it has been increased to 40000 CAD.
Course Curriculum:
My course is designed in two ways, one is a course-based option and the other one is a course +project-based option. To graduate, one has to finish 30 credits (10 courses or 8 courses + 2 projects). Both of the options are good on their own. As for project-based, you will be working with industry and doing a project on the problem that they are facing or the solution that they need, so by doing this you will get a chance to make a relationship with them, which later on will be helpful for a full job position. As far as the courses is concerned, all the courses are designed in such a way that you will get not only theoretical knowledge but also practical knowledge too. Unlike writing theoretical exams, almost all the courses involve projects, assignments, and reflection papers.
Fees:
42000 Canadian dollar for entire program
Course Curriculum:
1. My credit was 30 for my course at McMaster University - Master of Engineering in Manufacturing Engineering was 1.5 years with a total of 8 Theory-based and 1 Project-based. But you can opt out or in from the project. If you do only Theory then you need to have 10 theories. But having said that this may alter. 2. At McMaster Uni - you have the opportunity to choose the course you like, as I selected most software-related courses since I had 7 years of work experience in IT and after studying I got a job in the IT field as well. 3. Didn't get a chance to attend more personal classes due to COVID
Fees:
1. I paid the first term's fees before applying for the study visa via Western Union online transfer. 2. 2nd & 3rd term fees paid via wire transfer. To send a wire transfer you can ask to Admin office to give you the University's wire transfer details.
Course Curriculum:
In my 1st term, the subjects that I had chosen were mostly based on industrial application. Also, the project that I did was from the industry, so I can say that I have got industrial exposure related to that subject. I have got a chance to learn different tools that have been used in the manufacturing industry.
Fees:
Each course has a unit of 3 credits, for 1 credit fee is $1270. so one course would cost $3810. Therefore 10 courses, would be 38100. However, the university also charges a $1000 supplementary fee and around $900 for other expenses.
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