Graduate Program

  • Graduate Handbook

    • Graduate Program Overview

    Apply Now The engineering division offers M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Engineering with the following specialties: Civil, Electrical, Engineering Systems, and Mechanical. The program demands academic rigor and depth yet also addresses the real–world problems in advanced engineering and technology. Research plays a large part of graduate education: directly for thesis based students and indirectly in terms of the curriculum for coursework–only M.S. degrees. Research focus areas in the division are:

    • Geotechnical Engineering
    • Structures
    • Sensing, Communication, and Control
    • Power Electronics and Energy Systems
    • Biomedical Engineering
    • Energy Conversion Systems and Thermal Sciences
    • Mechanics of Materials
    • Robotics

    In many cases research projects encompass more than one more research area.

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    Featured student Andrea Ham
    My name is Andrea Ham and I am a Junior this year, studying Civil Engineering. I was grown in Washington but would rather go Colorado skiing any (and every) day of the week. I jump at any opportunity to play outside or drop in on a game of volleyball and I love to bake when I have extra time. As treasurer I will make sure all your SWE fun is paid for, and I hope to see you around. Don't hesitate to say hi!
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