Engineering GRADUATE PROGRAMS
Build a strong foundation and become an expert in your field with our unique engineering programs that go beyond theory and immediately allow you to apply your knowledge.
engineering programs
FOR REAL-WORLD EXPERIENCE
MASTER’S DEGREES: • Electrical and Computer Engineering: Gain proficiency in the technology of now, with an industry-oriented, career-focused and applied program. Concentration options: o Power Systems
• Mechanical Engineering: With advanced engineering concepts and tools, you’ll be successful in the biomedical fields, manufacturing, aerospace, HVAC, robotics and more. • Regulatory Science: Learn how to interpret and apply a broad array of current regulatory requirements for medical devices and acquire the skills to effectively implement future changes in regulations, guidance documents and standards. • Systems Engineering: An applications-oriented program designed for people who need to design, develop and manage large and complex systems in industry. CERTIFICATES: Graduate certificates help students specialize in a technical area and build real expertise. Students can earn a certificate in just four or five courses – many of which apply toward a future master’s degree.
o Electrification and Sustainability o Embedded and Intelligent Systems o Circuits, Signal and Systems
• Engineering Management: Gain strategic thinking and visioning skills, develop fluency and competency in the fundamentals of business operations beyond your technical knowledge, and learn about critical processes and tools necessary for managing complex technologies within a variety of companies. • Manufacturing Engineering: Strengthen your engineering management and leadership skills in the context of real-world manufacturing and service systems.
• Advanced Manufacturing • Engineering Leadership • Manufacturing Systems
• Medical Device Development • Power Electronics and Systems • Quality Engineering • Sustainability
Scan the QR code below to explore graduate certificate programs and learn more about admission requirements, course options, and career pathways.
1. Bachelor’s degree with GPA of 2.7 or above 2. Start Online Application 3. Resume or CV 4. Admissions Essay 5. Official Transcripts** admission requirements
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BY VISITING: https://engineering.stthomas.edu/ admissions/graduate/apply or scan the below QR code:
DETAILED INFORMATION FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
** We require official transcripts from all schools attended. Official transcripts must be sent directly to St. Thomas by the university or an approved service such as Parchment or National Student Clearinghouse. We cannot accept copies or scans sent by students.
Questions about our programs or application? Contact our Graduate Recruiter, Jessi Craswell, (651) 962-6199 or gradengineering@stthomas.edu
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classes and programs
BUILT FOR YOU
• Flexible evening classes are offered in person, online and hybrid formats, giving you the flexibility to choose the learning style and pace that works best for you. Classes are held weeknights Monday–Friday from 5:30–8:30 p.m., making it easier to achieve your educational goals. • Courses are scheduled across three terms (Fall, Spring and Summer) • On average it takes two to 2.5 years to complete our master’s degrees and one year to complete a certificate program. All graduate engineering programs are STEM designated.
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paying for
YOUR DEGREE
Review St. Thomas cost of attendance at: https://www.stthomas.edu/costs/graduate/
Financial Aid is available to U.S. permanent residents and U.S. citizens who are enrolled in a masters-level degree program. Company Tuition Assistance: We encourage all prospective students to check with the human resources department at their current employer to inquire about regulations. Veteran Resources: Students who are eligible for VA CH 33 Post 9/11 GI Bill at the 100% benefit rate are eligible for Yellow Ribbon.
New Product Tech Ventures (NPTV) Fellowship Program A selective 15-month program designed for
graduate students in engineering, software, data science and information technology. Fellows gain hands-on experience in entrepreneurship, product development and innovation while working alongside faculty and industry mentors. The program includes a full-tuition scholarship, monthly stipend and venture-based projects that help students bring new technologies and ideas to market. Learn more at engineering.stthomas.edu/graduate-studies/ new-product-tech-ventures/
Learn more at www.stthomas.edu/student-life/ military-veterans-resources/
and your career
St. Thomas has deep connections within the engineering community. From internships to research to job opportunities, your connections to industry await. • Career Development Support : Access to tools and resources, including career webinars, resume assistance, interview prep and one-on-one advice. • Academic Advisors: Our dedicated staff are willing to assist you from registration to graduation and anywhere in between. • Build Your Network : Forge meaningful connections with your classmates and professors. Join a powerful network of connections with 2,000+ engineering alumni. • Tech Partners: The Twin Cities is one of the leading tech areas in the United States with 17 Fortune 500 companies headquartered here.
Questions regarding financial aid? Phone: 651-962-6550 Learn more at: www.stthomas.edu/financialaid/graduate
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