The integration of business-related courses, a design project experience and advanced technical courses in the student's subject area combine to help set the Vanderbilt Master of Engineering Program apart from similar programs.
Students enjoy maximum flexibility in tailoring a professional study plan to their needs.
They are given the opportunity to make curriculum choices that recognize the importance of business-oriented training. While the Master of Engineering is a non-research degree, students also benefit from drawing on the strengths of an outstanding graduate research program. Vanderbilt University is a Research I university, placing it among the top echelon of research institutions. The Vanderbilt University School of Engineering has been granting degrees for more than 100 years. Today's Master of Engineering candidate benefits not only from a long-established tradition of excellence, but also from the opportunity to pursue courses in other professional degree programs at the University through association with professional schools of management, law and medicine.