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Ph.D. and Master's Programs in Engineering
To start your exploration of graduate study in engineering and technology,
talk with your faculty advisor and the graduate school advisor. He and/or she will be able to point you in
the direction of relevant information and resources.
In addition, there are numerous print and electronic resources available.
Current graduate school catalogs and brochures, as well as a variety of
graduate school guide books, are available in the Post Graduate Planning
Resource Center (CC 316). On-line resources include the department/degree
program web sites of other universities, Peterson's,
GradSchools.com.
The Graduate Record Exam (GRE) is the most widely required exam for admission to Ph.D. and Master's programs in Engineering.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
An Interdisciplinary Approach to Graduate Study
The Integrative Graduate
Education and Research Traineeship (IGERT) is a program developed by
the National Science Foundation to improve the graduate experience. IGERT
provides interdisciplinary graduate training for students who wish to pursue
careers in the sciences, mathematics, engineering or technology. Students
receive tuition and fees scholarships, plus a $30K annual stipend.
Applying to Ph.D. Programs in Computer Science
A helpful guide by a Carnegie Mellon professor which covers what to expect
from a Ph.D. program, how to apply, funding and fellowships, and identifying
the right program for you.
GRADUATE PROGRAMS
IT Product Design Masters Programme - Mads Clausen Institute, University of Southern Denmark
IT Product Design is a two-year, studio-based program, leading to the degree of Master of Science in Information Technology.
