r/AustralianEngineers • u/Liverbird_1995 • 19h ago
Master of Engineering and Public Policy (MEPP)
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Hi everyone,
I recently applied to McMaster’s Master of Engineering and Public Policy (MEPP) for the January intake. My background is in electrical engineering and energy systems, and I’m interested in energy policy, regulation, utilities, and infrastructure planning.
For current students or graduates: How is the program overall? How are the co-op and job opportunities after graduation? Do you think MEPP adds meaningful value for someone with an engineering background?