Master of Science Chemical and Biomedical Engineering
The Master of Science in Chemical and Biomedical Engineering focuses on chemical and biological process industries, biomedical engineering, and the paper industry. The degree is applicable to students with backgrounds in chemical engineering, chemistry, physics, bioengineering, biomedical engineering, mechanical engineering, and related fields.
Master of Computer Science
This new degree program offers a non-research/non-thesis-based Master of Computer Science. The continuous changes and demand in the computer science field require the workforce and students to be trained flexibly.
Master of Science in Computer Science
The Master of Science in Computer Science prepares students for computing professions that require research, invention, and specialized knowledge. This includes possible pursuit of a PhD in computer science. Applicants should have a strong background in computing. Students shall complete and document work on independent research with a faculty advisor and study advanced topics in computer science. This will prepare them for work at the cutting edge of computer science.
Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering
The Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering prepares students for future engineering practice that requires engineers to master both electrical/computer engineering and computational methods. It is suited for individuals with a background in electrical engineering, computer engineering, or a related discipline. The degree includes courses in computer programming, computer-based modeling, and electrical/computer engineering.
Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering
The Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering prepares students for future engineering practice that requires engineers to master both mechanical engineering and computational methods. It is suited for individuals with a background in mechanical engineering or related areas such as physics. The degree includes courses in computer-based modeling, advanced mechanics of materials, control of dynamic systems, and mechanical behavior of materials as well as a limited number of additional courses in science, mathematics, or engineering.