In addition to Faculty of Graduate Studies requirements and the Schulich School of Engineering, the Department requires:
Master of Engineering (course-based)
A minimum of 30 units, of which at least 18 units must be graduate courses, with no fewer than 12 units of Geomatics Engineering specific graduate courses.
Master of Engineering (thesis-based)
a) A minimum of 12 units at the graduate level, with no fewer than 6 units of Geomatics Engineering specific graduate courses.
b) Professional Development Seminar (Geomatics Engineering 698).
c) A thesis related to original engineering analysis or design.
Master of Science
a) A minimum of 12 units at the graduate level, with no fewer than 6 units of Geomatics Engineering specific graduate courses.
b) Attend the Professional Development Seminar (Geomatics Engineering 698).
c) A thesis related to original engineering research.
Doctor of Philosophy
a) A minimum of 9 units at the graduate level beyond the Master of Science course requirements, with no fewer than 3 units of Geomatics Engineering specific graduate courses. For students who transfer from a Master of Science to a doctoral program, a minimum of 6 units at the graduate level beyond the Master of Science course requirements.
b) Attend the Professional Development Seminar (Geomatics Engineering 698).
c) A thesis proposal that includes a literature review and the Field of Study written and oral examinations (see 10. Required Examinations).
d) A thesis related to advanced original engineering research.
Independent Study Courses
Course-based Master of Engineering students can have no more than three independent study courses count towards their degree requirements.
Thesis-based Master's and Doctor of Philosophy students can have no more than one independent study course count towards their degree requirements. Students who transfer from the Master of Science to the Doctor of Philosophy program can have no more than two independent study courses count towards their degree requirements.