Master of Science in Engineering (M.S.E.)

M.S.E. Overview

Grand Valley State University's Master of Science in Engineering (M.S.E.) is offered through the university's School of Engineering in the Seymour and Esther Padnos College of Engineering and Computing and is designed for engineers who are self-motivated and inquisitive. Engineering knowledge and skills are strengthened by courses and projects that apply advanced engineering methods to solve practical problems.

About the M.S.E. Degree

Students pursue the M.S.E. in any one of the following areas of study: electrical and computer engineering, manufacturing operations, mechanical engineering, or product design and manufacturing engineering. Each student, working with a faculty advisor, develops a program of study to fit individual interests and needs.

• Flexibile. All graduate courses are designed and taught to meet the needs of working professionals. Courses meet one evening per week, Monday through Thursday. In addition, selected courses are offered on a rotating basis in a condensed format on Saturday.
• Experienced faculty. Courses are taught by our faculty, most of whom have significant iindustry experience. In addition, adjunct instructors teach subjects in which they have significant experience and have achieved professional excellence.
• Convenient. Courses are offered primarily at the John C. Kennedy Hall of Engineering or Fred M. Keller Engineering Labs in downtown Grand Rapids.

The M.S.E. program requires 33-36 graduate credit hours to complete.

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Admissions

M.S.E. degree requirements and application for admission are available online. The $30 application fee is waived for undergraduate alumni of Grand Valley.

Cost

Grand Valley offers an excellent education at a reasonable cost and offers a number of ways to finance your graduate degree.