The College of Engineering offers programs leading to degrees of Master of Science in Chemical, Electrical and Mechanical Engineering. The Department of Civil Engineering offers graduate level course work but does not offer a graduate degree program at present. The programs comprise course work and directed theoretical and experimental inquiry in thesis or project research. A program option requiring only course work is also available. The course work only option, while available to all graduate students, is particularly attractive to full time employed engineers that are interested in augmenting and enhancing their engineering skills as part time students.
Courses are available in the evening to accommodate employed students.
Applicants for Chemical Engineering may substitute an American Chemical Society accredited B.S. degree in chemistry in place of the B.S. degree from an ABET accredited program. A B.S. in engineering or in a field acceptable to the departmental Graduate Admissions Committee is required. Depending on the student s background additional undergraduate preparatory courses may be required. These courses will not count toward the Master s degree. Each applicant will be reviewed by the Admissions Committee of the appropriate department which may reserve the right to evaluate additional credentials, such as, but not limited to, course work taken, letter of recommendation, etc.