We are thrilled to be offering a new degree in our program, which is a recently established Master of Engineering in Infrastructure Protection and International Security! This new degree is now available for eligible students beginning the program in Fall 2015, and will allow engineers in our program to specialize in our unique area of study and graduate with a valuable degree designation.
Students with an engineering background will take a program of study that combines traditional engineering courses related to infrastructure protection (such as infrastructure engineering design or systems engineering and security) with more general courses on CIP risk management and security from a social science and policy perspective.
In order to be considered eligible for admission into the M.Eng (IPIS) is a B.Eng degree (or equivalent). Students will normally be expected to have a B+ average (or higher) to be considered for admission into the program. We welcome engineers with a broad range of specialties and backgrounds to apply to this new degree.
The IPIS Graduate Calendar is now available for viewing, which includes important details on courses and program requirements. Please visit for more information: http://calendar.carleton.ca/grad/gradprograms/infrastructureprotectionandinternationalsecurity/
Few spaces still remain! More information can be obtained from the Program Administrator, Mr. Thomas Morrice.
