Graduate degree programs

Benefit from an advanced certificate in a growing field mentored by renowned faculty at the preeminent academic wind energy program in the United States.

The Master's program in Chemical Engineering gives students the independent research experience necessary to be competitive for the best jobs in the industry.

The MS in Civil Engineering offers students an advanced education to accelerate careers in industry, government, or consulting or to prepare them for a PhD.

The MS in Electrical and Computer Engineering is a 2-year program that offers opportunities to participate in local academic research led by university faculty.

A collaboration with the Isenberg School of Management, this 10-course program engages faculty from both schools for an interdisciplinary course of study.

Environmental Engineering MS students conduct research on a range of topics, from water resources and climate change to microbiology and biotechnology.

Industrial Engineering MS students at UMass work to improve time and energy efficiency in manufacturing, lower cost and waste in the supply chain, and more.

The MS in Manufacturing Engineering degree is a 10-course (30-credit) program without a thesis requirement.

The Interdisciplinary Graduate Program in Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) program offers MS degrees that prepare students for industry careers.

The MS degree in Mechanical Engineering is a 30-credit program that may be undertaken by qualified students with a BS degree from any Engineering discipline.