MA/MS in Systems Engineering

The systems and control engineering MS at Case Western Reserve University covers energy systems, signal processing and related topics through customizable coursework that fits around a student's schedule. The field supports projects such as renewable energy and smart buildings. Students can finish in as little as sixteen months, combining classes with hands-on research. They pursue a thesis, project or coursework track depending on strengths. Applicants complete an online application with a statement of purpose, hold an accredited bachelor's degree, and supply two recommendation letters and GRE scores. International applicants provide TOEFL or IELTS results. The program fits professionals and recent graduates who want to build and manage engineered systems, and faculty offer guidance throughout the course of study. Faculty advisors guide course choices so that students can match the degree to their own career interests.