M.S. in Applied Energy and Electromechanical Engineering
The M.S. in Applied Energy and Electromechanical Engineering (AEEE) degree provides an opportunity for discipline-specific and multidisciplinary graduate-level education. Advanced coursework and research enhance professional development, improve technical competency, and initiate a lifelong learning experience. The department is staffed with prestigious faculty conducting research in key areas.
Full-time students typically take three semesters to complete the 30-hour engineering program. The program is in an approved STEM field that qualifies international students for OPT extension.
Curriculum Overview
The program consists of a 6 credit-hour core, a 3 credit-hour mathematics requirement, and a 21 credit-hour elective track using one of the following three options.
Option A:
Thesis
- 15 credit-hours of electives
- 6 credit-hours of research
- successful completion of a thesis and oral defense
Option B:
Project (Non-Thesis)
- 18 credit-hours of electives
- 3 credit-hours of individualized project work concluding in a paper and presentation
Option C:
Comprehensive Exam
- 21 credit-hours of electives
- passing comprehensive exam
Graduate Assistantships
Teaching and research assistantships are available on a competitive basis. Students are not considered for compensation packages until after they are formally accepted to the program.
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