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

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