Engineering, M.S.E.
The Master of Science in Engineering (M.S.E.) prepares students to
innovate and design engineered systems to improve human life in a
sustainable world. The M.S.E. program educates engineers to be able
technical leaders in industry as well as to pursue higher education in
their field of interest.
Visit the program website for more information.
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Program Overview
The M.S.E. program focuses on engineering analysis, design, development, manufacturing, and production. Students network with established professionals, work on real-world projects, and have a variety of emphases to choose from, including:
- Biomedical engineering
- Electrical and computer engineering
- Mechanical engineering
- Design and manufacturing engineering
Application Information
- SLATE-based application instructions.
- If you are applying to the Engineering (M.S.E) program for the Winter 2024 semester, use engineeringcas.liaisoncas.org/apply/
- If you're applying for the Fall 2024 semester or a future term, use apply.gvsu.edu/portal/gr_app
- Deadline for fall semester is March 31; winter deadline is September 1.
Why Study Engineering at Grand Valley?
- Get personal attention through small classes and extensive hands-on and project-based learning supported by our student-focused, state-of-the-art teaching, laboratory, and project facilities.
- The need for broadly educated engineering graduates is very high and expected to grow rapidly during the next decade. West Michigan is one of the fastest-growing technical, manufacturing, and industrial regions of the state.
- Gain valuable experiential knowledge in parallel with academic learning while receiving financial support from the surrounding industries; opportunities for Industry Sponsored Graduate Fellowship and Internships are available.
- Graduate assistantships are available.
- Combined bachelor's/master's programs that allow high-achieving students to complete both the B.S.E. and the M.S.E. in as little as five calendar years.
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Location & Format
Classes for graduate students in this major meet downtown on the Robert C. Pew Grand Rapids Campus.
Format:- Face To Face
Coursework
The program involves four course clusters of analysis, projects, and applications for the selected emphasis:
- Emphasis courses
- Electives
- Capstone experience
- Professional practice
Admission Requirements
For general requirements for graduate admission, visit Grand Valley State University’s admission section of the online catalog.
Admission into the engineering program has additional requirements, which are available on this page.
If you have additional questions, please contact our graduate admissions office.
Helpful Links
For More Information
School of Engineering136 Kennedy Hall
gvsu.edu/engineering
[email protected]
(616) 331-6750
Program Director
Samhita Rhodes, Ph.D.
(616) 331-6267