Graduate Admissions

General Admission Criteria

Candidates for admission to Master of Science Degrees of the School of Engineering must present the following for review:

• Bachelor of Science degree (or its equivalent) in Engineering or related applied sciences from an accredited institution or recognized international institution.
• Two letters of recommendation.
• 2.8 recommended grade point average.
• Demonstrated capacity for independent study and the ability to pursue graduate level work

For information concerning undergraduate and graduate admission procedures, please refer to the Admissions office.

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Academic Programs

1. Master of Science Programs

   • MS in Computer Science
   • MS in Computer Engineering
   • MS in Electrical Engineering
   • MS in Mechanical Engineering
   • MS in Technology Management

2. Dual Degree Programs*

   • MS in Computer Science / Computer Engineering
   • MS.in Computer Science / Electrical Engineering
   • MS in Computer Science / Mechanical Engineering
   • MS in Computer Science / Technology Management
   • MS in Computer Science / Instructional Technology (Developer Track)
   • MS in Computer Engineering / Electrical Engineering
   • MS in Computer Engineering / Mechanical Engineering
   • MS in Computer Engineering / Technology Management
   • MS in Electrical Engineering / Mechanical Engineering
   • MS in Electrical Engineering / Technology Management
   • MS in Mechanical Engineering / Technology Management
   • MS in Computer Science / MBA
   • MS in Computer Engineering / MBA
   • MS in Electrical Engineering / MBA
   • MS in Mechanical Engineering / MBA
   • MS in Technology Management / MBA

3. On-line Programs

   • MS in Computer Science
   • MS in Technology Management

4. Non-Degree Programs

   • Certificate/Concentration Programs

^{* Candidates for Dual Degree Programs are typically required to complete a total of 48 credit hours to satisfy the requirements of two masters degrees. Some Dual Graduate Degrees require a different number of credit hours.}