The Professional Master’s in Engineering provides students with a premier curriculum. The program is a coursework master’s and students will undertake dedicated courses, design projects, and a paid industrial co-op placement. The master’s degree program is designed to be completed in 16 months. Graduates of the Professional Master’s in Engineering can apply to be an Engineer-in-Training in British Columbia.

Today's engineers must have a basic understanding of the economic reality of the world they work in as well as basic business practices to succeed in their careers. In this course, students will be introduced to core concepts in financial accounting, designed to help students understand the “language of business”. This will include understanding the purposes of the financial statements that firms use to describe and analyse the financial state of their operations, how to construct these financial statements, and some simple ratios that capture key elements of firm performance. After completing the course, students should be able to understand many of the fundamental financial accounting issues and challenges faced by managers today. The Business Statistics module aims to give students a foundation in fundamental statistics knowledge, covering basic concepts such as distributions, standard deviations, correlations, and regression analyses. The Engineering Economics module will provide a sound introduction to key concepts in this important field.