This special need requires a flexible interdisciplinary program of study, not always available in traditional Master's degree programs. The MSE program prepares engineers for careers in senior level engineering and technical management positions. The Environmental Systems Concentration prepares students for a systems approach to environmental engineering. Courses focus on engineering management and systems control. The program features business training in the environmental management of high technology organizations, including manufacturing processes.
Students learn about environmental audits, monitoring, and management of practical solutions.
Getting Started in the Program Candidates wishing to enter the MSE program must meet the general university-wide requirements for admission as outlined in the San Jose State University Graduate Catalog. The candidate must also submit transcripts and test scores as required. Applicants having a gpa in the range of 2.5 to 2.74, or with a baccalaureate degree in a closely related field may be admitted to conditionally classified status. Applicants should meet with the MSE Program Director to discuss their specific admission requirements prior to making formal application to the program. MSE Student Classification Students entering the MSE program receive either conditional classification or full classification.