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Dual Degree Program
Straight to Master's Pathway
Students from Dual Degree partner institutions who do not wish to earn an engineering undergraduate degree can apply for direct admission to a masters program.
- For application information, please visit Engineering Graduate Admissions.
- Students completing a non-engineering undergraduate degree from an affiliated school who are admitted directly into a master's program receive a 50% tuition scholarship.
Why do some students choose Dual Degree?
- Streamlined admission criteria
- Opportunity to earn ABET-accredited bachelor's degree
Why do some students pursue an engineering master's degree without an engineering bachelor's?
- Shorter program length
- Faster access to advanced engineering studies
Master's Degrees Offered
- Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering
- Master of Engineering in Computer Science & Engineering
- Master of Science in Computer Engineering
- Master of Science in Computer Science
- Master of Construction Management
- Master of Science in Electrical Engineering
- Master of Science in Imaging Science
- Master of Science in Systems Science & Mathematics
- Master of Engineering in Energy, Environmental & Chemical Engineering
- Master of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering
- Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering
- Master of Science in Materials Science
- Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering
- Master of Science in Cybersecurity Engineering
- Master of Information Systems Management
- Master of Engineering Management
- Master of Science in Engineering Data Analytics & Statistics
Master of Engineering versus Master of Science Degrees
Master of Engineering degrees are typically viewed as terminal degrees allowing maximum flexibility in course selection. Master of Science degrees are typically more structured in terms of required course work, and students with undergraduate degrees specifically in engineering are often better prepared to enter these master's programs. Graduates from Master of Science programs are better prepared to move forward to doctoral programs, as they often become more involved in research experience. However, Master of Science programs also include course only options for those not interested in doing research.