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International Double Degree

As a Master of Engineering (MEng) student in electrical and computer engineering, you can gain international experience, learn a new language and earn two master’s degrees simultaneously – one from Toronto Metropolitan University (MEng) and another from one of our partner universities: Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences (HsKA) (external link)  in Karlsruhe, Germany (MEng, Electrical Engineering), or Wrocław University of Science and Technology (WUST) (external link)  in Wrocław, Poland (MSc, Power Engineering). 

The international double degree program takes two years of study and requires:

  • The completion of a combination of eight to 10 courses total from Toronto Metropolitan University and the partner university (depending on which program you choose to pursue)
  • A jointly supervised master’s project/thesis 
  • A foreign language course at the partner university

If you have questions about our international double degree programs, please contact the graduate program administrator.

FEAS Fellowship/Karlsruhe Scholarship for a Double Degree at HsKA

If you choose to obtain a double degree, you may qualify for one of four fellowships from Toronto Metropolitan University’s Faculty of Engineering and Architectural Science (FEAS). The HsKA Double Degree program consists of a minimum of two semesters (eight months) at Toronto Metropolitan University and two semesters (12 months) at HsKA.

 

Each fellowship is valued at roughly CAD $9,000 (€6,000), which can be used toward travel fares, tuition, and accommodation costs (not including taxes) while living in Germany.

All applicants to the FEAS Fellowship for a Double Degree at HsKA must meet the following criteria:

  • Be enrolled in a full-time master of engineering (MEng) in electrical and computer engineering or civil engineering at Toronto Metropolitan University.
  • Demonstrate overall success in their studies with a cumulative CGPA of 3.0 or higher and have clear academic standing.
  • Be a Canadian citizen, a permanent resident or a protected person.
  • Be an Ontario resident.
  • Demonstrate academic excellence.

To apply, you must submit an application letter outlining how you meet the above criteria, as well as your unofficial transcript. You must submit this application to feasgrad@torontomu.ca. An awards selection committee will review the applications and make the final selection.

The FEAS Graduate Office will inform all double degree students of the fellowship deadline via email.

For other potential sources of financial support for this double degree program, please consult Toronto Metropolitan University International’s Global Learning page.

FEAS Fellowship for a Double Degree at WUST

The WUST Double Degree program consists of a minimum of two semesters (eight months) at Toronto Metropolitan University and two semesters (12 months) at WUST.

Scholarships are available to aid with funding while completing the degree abroad.

All applicants to the FEAS Fellowship for a Double Degree at WUST must meet the following criteria:

  • Be enrolled in a full-time master of engineering (MEng) in electrical and computer engineering at Toronto Metropolitan University.
  • Demonstrate overall success in their studies with a cumulative CGPA of 3.0 or higher and have clear academic standing.
  • Be a Canadian citizen, a permanent resident or a protected person.
  • Be an Ontario resident.
  • Demonstrate academic excellence.

To apply, you must submit an application letter outlining how you meet the above criteria, as well as your unofficial transcript. You must submit this application to feasgrad@torontomu.ca. An awards selection committee will review the applications and make the final selection.

The FEAS Graduate Office will inform all double degree students of the deadline via email.

For other potential sources of financial support for this double-degree program, please consult Toronto Metropolitan University International’s Global Learning page.