Master of Engineering (MEng) — Electrical and Computer Engineering

Concordia's MEng in Electrical and Computer Engineering is a course-based degree of minimum 45 credits at the Gina Cody School in Montreal, normally completed in 1 to 2 years. The structure is 5 credits in professional leadership, 20 credits from a chosen concentration, and 12 elective credits, with optional project components. Concentrations are computing systems, control systems, communications, and microelectronics. Concordia describes it as combining practical coursework with enhanced design and presentation capability for engineering practice. What the fee covers: the international rate for a course-based (professional, non-research) master's — the 2026-2027 cohort rate of CAD 795.00 per credit for Arts and Science, Engineering and Computer Science, and Fine Arts programmes, fixed for the duration of the programme. At 45 credits that is CAD 35,775 in total, shown here spread over the 24-month normal full-time duration. Fee year: 2026-27. English requirement as published: IELTS 6.5 with at least 6.5 in each of the four components; or TOEFL iBT 86 with no part under 20 (Concordia's general graduate minimum). Before you budget: Concordia's 2026-2027 rate page confirms CAD 795.00 per credit for international students entering a professional or non-research course-based master's in those faculties, and states that 'Tuition rate for international students entering a Professional or non-research Masters programs (course-based programs) in their cohort year is fixed for the duration of the program.' Total 45-credit tuition is CAD 35,775, and the rate lock is genuinely valuable for budgeting — 2025-26 entrants pay CAD 760, 2024-25 CAD 725 and 2023-24 CAD 695. Which rate applies to you: only the CAD 795.00 international rate. For a course-based programme like this one, the non-Quebec Canadian rate is CAD 432.85 per credit for Fall 2026/Winter 2027 and Quebec residents pay CAD 103.92. A figure of CAD 324.35 per credit is sometimes quoted alongside, but that is the thesis-based non-Quebec Canadian rate, not this one. For completeness, the international research or thesis master's rate is CAD 711.62 per credit for Fall 2026/Winter 2027 — a different programme type, not a discount on this one. Entry: a bachelor's in engineering or equivalent with high standing. The fee is confirmed on Concordia's rate page; the programme page has not been separately verified.