Graduate Information Sessions

Live Webinar + Mini Lectures

• Tuesday, December 9, 2025 | 8:00–9:00 a.m. EST

Join us for an interactive webinar hosted by CEAS Graduate Admissions! Get tips on the graduate admissions process and experience mini lectures from leading faculty in engineering and applied science.

• Welcome + Overview: Learn about the College of Engineering & Applied Science and the admissions process
• Mini Lectures: Choose your breakout room and dive into cutting-edge topics: 
  • Dr. Vesna Novak (Electrical Engineering): Robotics for Stroke Rehabilitation
  • Dr. Ankit Mittal (Computer Engineering): Next Gen RF IoT: Where Energy-Efficiency Meets Security and Spectral Intelligence
  • Dr. Mark Schulz (Materials Science & Engineering): Nanoengineering: An Overview
  • Dr. Manish Kumar (Mechanical Engineering): Modeling and Control of Unmanned Aerial Systems
• Questions + Answers

Interested in graduate degree programs in the Department of Mechanical and Materials Engineering? Join us for an in-person event to learn more on Friday, November 14, 2025 at 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. Please register by Nov. 7. Questions? Contact Nicole Jenkins.

This on-campus event will feature:

• Tours of Mechanical and Materials Engineering labs
• Q&A with current graduate students
• Networking with faculty members

Prospective graduate students are invited to join us for an in-person informational event about graduate research opportunities in the Department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering at UC on Monday, November 10, 2025 at 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Questions? Contact Prof. Pham or Prof. Wendell

This on-campus event will include:

• Research presentations
• Lunch and discussion
• Tour of UC and CEAS facilities
• Networking with professors and current students
• Answers to your questions about graduate school at UC

Our college offers a variety of programs to continue your engineering education. This includes graduate-level certificates, online programs, and degrees including master of engineering (MEng), master of science (MS), and doctor of philosophy (PhD) options. All graduate degree-seeking students are offered scholarship support.

The non-thesis MEng degree appeals to students seeking to expand their skills for the technical workforce. Students in this program gain pragmatic skills and knowledge, focusing on direct industry application more than research. The program is designed to have you job-ready in just one year.

The MS degree appeals to students interested in research and greater depth in a particular engineering field. This degree culminates in a research experience and thesis, allowing students to go on to doctoral programs or occupations that require more specialized knowledge. 

We offer PhD degrees in each department. Some programs offer a PhD post-bachelor’s degree and some post-master’s degree. Refer to the department web sites for program, course and department-specific offerings.