Graduate Information Sessions

Interested in learning more about graduate programs at the College of Engineering and Applied Science? Join our admissions team and faculty members for a live virtual information session! The sessions include an overview of our PhD, Master of Science, and Master of Engineering programs, as well as details about the application process. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions about their program of interest. 

Sessions are offered on the following dates:

• Thursday, July 9, 8:30-9:30 a.m. (EST): Register Now
• Tuesday, July 21, 8:30-9:30 a.m. (EST): Register Now

Please Note: Unfortunately, we cannot offer application fee waivers, even to those who attend our webinars.

Check back soon for more in-person events.  

Our college offers a variety of programs to continue your engineering education. This includes graduate-level certificates, online programs, and degrees including master of engineering (MEng), master of science (MS), and doctor of philosophy (PhD) options. All graduate degree-seeking students are offered scholarship support.

The non-thesis MEng degree appeals to students seeking to expand their skills for the technical workforce. Students in this program gain pragmatic skills and knowledge, focusing on direct industry application more than research. The program is designed to have you job-ready in just one year.

The MS degree appeals to students interested in research and greater depth in a particular engineering field. This degree culminates in a research experience and thesis, allowing students to go on to doctoral programs or occupations that require more specialized knowledge. 

We offer PhD degrees in each department. Some programs offer a PhD post-bachelor’s degree and some post-master’s degree. Refer to the department web sites for program, course and department-specific offerings.