Conduct research to generate new knowledge and advance your career with the PhD in Systems Design Engineering Collaborative Nanotechnology program. 

You’ll take an innovative and interdisciplinary approach to exploring solutions to engineering problems at the cutting edge of technology and design. You'll gain perspectives on nanotechnology through excellent educational resources, a diverse network of expert instructors across the Faculties of Engineering and Science, and world-class research opportunities.

At the end of the program, you’ll be prepared to pursue or advance your career in fundamental or applied research in academic, government or corporate environments.

A master's degree in engineering with a minimum average of 80% or a Master of Applied Science that includes the following two courses or their equivalent is required:

• Calculus II (SYDE 112)
• Matrices and Linear Systems SYDE 114)

And one of the following two courses or their equivalent:

• Probability and Statistics (SYDE 212)
• Calculus 3 (SYDE 211)

• Letter(s) of Reference
• Resume/Curriculum Vitae
• Statement of Research Interests

Transcripts, and program-specific questions are required.