Department Graduate Programs
Aerospace Engineering Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering Chemical and Biological Engineering Civil, Construction and Environmental Engineering Electrical and Computer Engineering Industrial and Manufacturing Systems Engineering Materials Science and Engineering Mechanical EngineeringConcurrent BS/MS and MEng Programs
Aerospace Engineering (BS/MS, BS/MEng and BS/MBA) Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering (BS/MS and BS/MBA) Chemical and Biological Engineering (BS/MBA and BS/MEng) Civil Engineering (BS/MS and BS/MBA) Electrical and Computer Engineering (BS/MS, BS/MEng and BS/MBA) Industrial and Manufacturing Systems Engineering (BS/MS, BS/MEng and BS/MBA) Materials Science and Engineering (BS/MS) Mechanical Engineering (BS/MS and BS/MBA) Software Engineering (BS/MS, BS/MEng and BS/MBA)Interdepartmental Grad Programs
Bioinformatics and Computational Biology Biorenewable Resources and Technology Engineering Management Environmental Science Human-Computer Interaction Immunobiology Information Assurance Neuroscience Sustainable Agriculture Systems Engineering (MEngr only) Toxicology Transportation Wind Energy Science, Engineering and PolicyOnline/Coursework Only Degrees
With the rapidly changing technological landscape in engineering industries, an advanced degree or continuing education is becoming increasingly necessary. Several departments offer master of engineering degrees that are 30 credits of coursework only and require no thesis or creative component for completion. You can take up to three courses (or nine credits) before applying for admission to the programs. Many of the courses for these degrees are offered online. Students in the master of engineering degree program are typically self-funded. For more information about registration, fees and delivery methods visit Engineering-LAS Online Learning. For a complete listing of the online engineering graduate certificates and master’s degrees, click here.
