Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Mechanical Engineering - Engineering Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Toronto Metropolitan University

Students who opt for this specialization will gain both a solid foundation of innovation and entrepreneurship theory as well as the immersive experience of advancing and shaping their own ideas into a business. Students who complete this optional specialization will develop a competency in needs assessments and market research so that they are prepared to analyze the competitive landscape and hone in on suitable target markets. Students will develop greater financial literacy with respect to technology venture financing including cost analysis, cash flow management and inflation impacts. Imagine creating innovative prosthetics, designing self-driving cars or building the next Mars rover. In Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU)’s Mechanical Engineering degree program, you’ll learn how to use engineering science and modern technology to address local and global challenges. In your first year, you’ll start with engineering fundamentals, like calculus and physics. As you progress, you’ll develop a specialized skill set studying manufacturing and fabrication, thermal and fluid processes, mechanics and machine design. In fourth year, you’ll work with teammates on a capstone design project to address a real-world challenge and present your solution to industry experts. Experiential learning opportunities: Co-op available. With an optional paid co-op and lab-integrated learning, you’ll have many opportunities to gain practical experience in working with renewable energy, advanced materials, robotics and manufacturing processes.