Master of Environmental Engineering Management:
Because of the complexity and variability of dealing with the concepts of human health and ecological protection of natural environment, environmental engineering has become more and more important. In order to find the most cost-effective engineering solutions for these complex concepts, we need not only solid theoretical knowledge in the field of environmental engineering, but also overseas education background and professional training background in physics, chemistry and biological principles, resource management and other related fields. This project is tailor-made for this group, covering a wide range, such as environmental legal knowledge, management, human health, ecological risk assessment, correction technology, drinking water and wastewater treatment technology, pollutant transportation, environmental model, environmental sampling and pollution control engineering.
Length of schooling: 14 months (the first two months are technical writing and oral English training, and the second two months are technical courses).
Technical course: **27 hours.
Group A: Engineer 9600 Environmental Engineering Course (6 hours)
Group B: 4 core courses (12 class hours)
Environmental law and management science of environmental pollution and mitigation measures
Environmental risk investment environment statistics
Group C: 2 elective courses (6 hours)
Advanced measures for wastewater treatment of environmental sampling and environmental analysis course
Air pollution course, offshore oil and gas environmental protection course?
Group D: Elective course (3 hours)
Special research: environment, nature and technology
Applied Ecology of Environmental Chemistry and Toxicology
conservation of natural resources
Admission requirements:
1. Bachelor degree: Bachelor degree in engineering or related major such as environment, chemistry, petroleum, etc.
2. The average score of college for four years is above 75 points.
3. Three letters of recommendation from the professor in English
4. An English resume and personal statement.
5. TOEFL 80 or IELTS 6.5
6. Attend an interview with a school professor
Tuition: USD 20,000 (subject to the adjustment in the current year)
Master of Computer Engineering:
Course introduction:
The Master of Applied Science in Computer Engineering at Memorial University in Newfoundland, Canada, is specially designed to strengthen and improve personal computer science application ability, aiming to make you more competitive in many economic fields that emphasize the need for high-quality talents in computer engineering, such as information technology, telecommunications and computer systems.
This course will provide you with balanced background knowledge in computer field (including software and hardware) and in-depth knowledge in many important application fields, including network, communication and data processing.
This course lasts for 18 months, including two months of intensive English transition course (language strengthening and Canadian cultural background introduction); Followed by four semesters (65,438+06 months) of theoretical courses, which combine intensive courses and project assignments on many topics of computer engineering (such as hardware design, software analysis, software testing, communication, computer security, computer network and graphics processing, etc.). ).
Admission requirements (excellent conditions and relevant work experience are preferred):
1. The applicant should have a bachelor's degree and be a graduate of computer engineering, electrical engineering, computer science or related majors;
2. The average score of the university is above 75 (Averageb);
3. TOEFL score of 80 or above or equivalent;
4. A resume (in English) and a personal statement (in English), including why you participated in this study project, what relevant work experience you have, and your personal development plan after graduation; Three letters of recommendation, at least one of which is an academic letter of recommendation.
5. School registration fee and participation in the interview of school representatives.
Cost:
/kloc-the total tuition fee for the course from October to August is $25,000. The cost of books is about $65,438+0,000.
Medical insurance is $600, and living expenses are about $8,000.
scholarship
University of Newfoundland-Master of Computer Engineering;
Master of Applied Science in Petroleum and Natural Gas:
Course preview:
The oil and gas industry of Memorial University in Newfoundland, Canada is a comprehensive course, which requires professional knowledge and technical knowledge in various fields. In order to meet this demand, the corresponding engineering and applied science majors have developed into interdisciplinary postgraduate courses for oil and gas majors. This course will provide the latest knowledge of oil and gas technology, including upward flow, production and downward flow, and will also explain the severe problems faced by the oil and gas industry, such as reservoir simulation, environmental protection, risk, reliability and safety. In addition, this course will cover the characteristics of oil fluidity, oil production engineering, equipment design process, windward environment operation and natural gas engineering. Many courses will be taught through archival research and experimental evidence. By applying the ideas learned in the classroom and laboratory environment, students will work as a team in a project for two semesters.
Education system:
This course lasts for 14 months. The first two months are technical writing and oral English training. In the next three or four months, the focus will be on technical courses.
Admission requirements:
1. Bachelor degree, majoring in engineering, petroleum, chemistry and mechanical processing, with an average score of over 75. Under special circumstances, if you graduate from the department of physiology with an average score of 75 or above and have rich experience in oil and gas, you can also consider admission.
2. TOEFL 80 or IELTS 6.5.
3. Successfully passed the school interview.
Due to the restriction of admission, we will choose students who have the smallest gap with the above requirements and have relevant work experience.
Cost:
Tuition includes all education expenses, but does not include books, accommodation and health insurance.
Tuition: 20,000 USD, books (estimated): 65,438 USD+0,000 USD, accommodation: 8,000 USD, health insurance (estimated): 65,438 USD+0,000 USD.
Total (estimated): $30,000
Teachers and research direction:
Dr. MajidA.Abdi-Assistant Professor (Mechanical Engineering)
Research interests: natural gas treatment/technical transformation, process simulation, natural gas transportation, etc.
Dr. NeilBose-Professor (Ocean Engineering and Naval Engineering), Chairman of Canadian Windward and Underwater Vehicle Design and Research, winner of Outstanding Research Award.
Research interests: ship propulsion, underwater vehicle design and its hazard engineering in marine environment, wind mechanics, wind turbine propulsion, etc.
Dr KellyHawboldt-Assistant Professor (Civil Engineering)
Research interests: waste gas management, waste gas combustion, oil and gas treatment, environmental control, etc.
Dr TahirHusain-Professor (Civil Engineering) and Director of Continuous Engineering
Research interests: environmental risk assessment and environmental engineering.
Dr ThormodJohansen-professor (geology and marine architecture engineering), chairman of Canadian oil depot engineering and description research.
Research direction: oil depot engineering, enhanced sewage recovery method, etc.
Dr. IanJordaan-Professor of University Studies, Professor (Civil Engineering)
Research interests: applied mechanics, risk analysis, etc.
Dr. FaisalKhan-Assistant Professor (Mechanical Hero)
Research interests: risk management, life science, etc.
Dr VlastimilMasek-Assistant Professor (Computer Engineering)
Research interests: instrument use and control, sensors, etc.
Dr. YuriMuzychka-Assistant Professor (Mechanical Engineering)
Research interests: thermal sensing, fluid dynamics, process flow, etc.
Dr. Siuo' Young-Assistant Professor (Electronic Power Engineering)
Research interests: real-time discrete systems, engineering automation, computer programming, etc.
Dr. RangaswamySeshadri-Professor (Mechanical Engineering)
Research direction: application and development of mechanical innovation, structural evaluation of oil and gas production equipment, etc.
Dr. JohnShirokoff-Assistant Professor (Mechanical Engineering)
Research direction: metal-nonmetal interface, material description, etc.
Dr BrianVeitch-Assistant Professor (Marine Construction Engineering)
Research direction: marine environment, etc