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• Programs are competitive and space is limitedÌýdue to space constraints. Only a very limited number (0 to 10) of inter/intra faculty transfer applicants are accepted. Ensure to have a backup plan if your request is refused.
• Did you diligently research the program you are interested in? You can do so by visiting the eCalendar , curriculums and program flyers.
• Have you considered a minor instead? Available minors include Software Engineering, Computer Science, Biomedical, Aerospace and much more!
• Before making a request to transfer and to better understand your future career plans, we recommend you meet with a career advisor and also discuss the possibility of internships.

• Diligently research the program by visiting the curriculum and eCalendar as you must be aware there are 4 mandatory Co-op work terms.
• Meet with a career advisor to discuss your future career plans and the possibility of internships in your current program.
• Have you considered a minor instead? Available minors include Software Engineering, Computer Science.
• Transferring from another program will put you out of sync with the curriculum, and it may take longer to finish your degree.
• If accepted into the program, Co-op work terms are to be taken prior to your term of graduation – no exceptions.
• For specific questions about the Co-op program, you can also meet with an or .
• Program is very competitive and space is limited.

NOTE: Students currently in Software Engineering are not eligible to transfer to Co-op Software Engineering.

Software Engineering students can get the same level of industry experience and recognition through the EIP– please contact our career advisors for more information.
Instead of Co-op Software Engineering, you might want to consider Computer Engineering, as it provides a learning experience very close to that of the Co-op Software Engineering. With proper course selections, a computer engineering student takes 75% of the courses taken by software engineering students. This coverage can be increased significantly by adding the Software Engineering minor plus experience through Engineering internship program.

Winter: Closed
Fall: April 15 to May 15 (late requests will not be accepted)

Engineering students who would like to change their program are invited to apply as an intra-faculty transfer using the Minerva Faculty Transfer/Readmission electronic application.

While many applicants may meet the minimum requirements for a program transfer, there is limited enrolment/space in undergraduate degree programs in the Faculty of Engineering. Therefore, in order to ensure a transparent and equitable evaluation of each application, the following conditions are considered in the selection process:

• A minimum of twoÌýcompleted terms of study at ƽÌØÎå²»ÖÐ is required in order to be considered for a transfer to an undergraduate program in the faculty.
• A minimum CGPA based on ƽÌØÎå²»ÖÐ courses is required to apply:
  • 3.0 CGPA for the programs offered in the Department of Mining and Materials;
  • 3.5ÌýCGPA for the programs offered in all other departments.
• A minimum of 27 ƽÌØÎå²»ÖÐ graded credits (does not include S/U grades and does not include transfer credits) must be completed at the end of the current academic year (Fall and Winter terms) whereÌýit is highly recommended that one term comprises of 15 credits.

Offers for program transfer will be made to students based on CGPA relative to the list of qualified applicants.

All results are taken into consideration in determining transfer offers, including failed or repeated courses. Admission is competitive and the minimum CGPA requirement does not guarantee acceptance.

You must plan your course schedule for the upcoming year inline with the program you are currently registered in as there is not a guarantee of getting into your program of choice.

As a guideline, we have listed the lowest CGPA scores admitted to inter- and intrafaculty transfers over the last five years. These are historical values and do not necessarily reflect the CGPA that will be required for future transfers.

CGPA cut-offs can fluctuate up or down from one year to the next.

A maximum of two program choices (e.g. Mechanical, Electrical; Civil) are permitted per application period. Students should enter their first and second preference.

1. Login to using your ƽÌØÎå²»ÖÐ ID and PIN.
2. Select the Student Menu.
3. Select the Student Records Menu.
4. Select Faculty Transfers / Readmission Menu.
5. Follow the steps on the menu screen to proceed with the application you desire: Inter-Faculty Transfer, Intra-Faculty Transfer, or Readmission.

Students are required to verify on Minerva the status of their application often to determine whether any additional information is required and respond promptly.

Applications that remain incomplete two weeks following the application deadline will be refused.

Decisions will be processed anytime between mid-June up until end of July. Students will receive an email notification when their status changes. Following a Faculty Approved status, it is mandatory that the student accept or decline the offer on the Minerva application. This must be done within two weeks of the change of status to avoid cancellation of the offer.

Accepted students are to read the letter of offer carefully as there may be further steps to complete before registration may begin.

Where an offer has been accepted, the student’s record will reflect the new program within a few days of acceptance. By deciding on your offer sooner, your record and program change will become in effect quicker, and it will also give you enough time to discuss course scheduling with your departmental advisor and register for the upcoming terms. Once the new program appears on Minerva, the student may begin registering in the courses applicable to the new program.

If accepted as an intrafaculty transfer (changing programs within the Faculty of Engineering), all grades will carry forward and calculate in your CGPA (cumulative grade point average). It is every student's responsibility to consult with their department on how each course will satisfy the new program, and what courses are required for degree completion.

Academic advising is MANDATORY in the Faculty of Engineering.

The letter of offer on Minerva provides information to students on when to attend their departmental advising session.

If you have more questions about transferring programs or readmission, you can either or send an transfer.engineering [at] mcgill.ca (email).