Here is the latest news on the Joint M. Eng. Degree program

All UNENE courses now offered using distance education option During the academic year 2009/2010, all UNENE courses were given both live and using synchronous distance education tools - that is, you see the overheads and hear the professor in real time, along with the rest of the class, can ask questions etc. The feedback has been positive from both students and professors, and we will offer all future courses in a similar fashion. So if you are located far from the GTA, you can now take the UNENE courses remotely, from any location with a high-speed Internet connexion - e.g. your house. And if you miss a class or just want to review what your professor said, the lectures are recorded and can be re-visited until the course is over. Note that live attendance for at least one weekend is strongly recommended (or required, if there is a a final exam) - but your long-distance traveling can now be cut by 75%. Of course if you live in the GTA, you are still expected to attend in person. For technical details on what you will need to do, please see the guide, "Getting Started with Distance Education Technology". (pdf 126kb)

• July 2011: The Universities have collectively decided to raise UNENE course fees to $2700 per course as of the beginning of the fall 2011 term. In addition an "incidentals" fee is charged.
• July 2008 brings several changes to UNENE administration. We welcome Victor Snell as Program Director, Ben Rouben as Secretary / Treasurer. Bill Garland doffs those rolls but remains as President.
• In April 2008, Administrative Assistant Rosemary Warne moves off to a new position in the Faculty of Science at McMaster University. We welcome Lori Cole back.
• In 2007, Queen's University received approval to offer the UNENE M.Eng. degree.
• As of October 1, 2006, Rosemary Warne replaces Lori Cole as the new Administrative Assistant for UNENE, including the Joint Master's of Engineering degree program.
• The courses for 2006/07 are currently being set up. It is almost certain that the core courses will not be offered in 2006/07. Stayed tuned to the Schedule page for upcoming courses.
• OPG ESD Newsletter, January 2006 (pdf 517kb) - contains article about first graduating class on page 11. Congratulations!
• Presentation about UNENE (ppt 124kb) given to OPG staff by Sara Amirpour in May, 2005.
• 2005.05.31 Listen to an informal presentation on the program as given to OPG employees at Pickering (exe 12.5Mb).
• 2004.12.21: The degree is now fully approved at McMaster, Western and Waterloo. Admission details. Subsequently, Toronto and Queen's will offer the degree.