Graduate engineering at Dartmouth is delivered through the engineering school, while the degrees themselves are conferred by the graduate school at Dartmouth that oversees advanced study. Students therefore belong to both communities during their studies.
The master's track stresses research, applied mathematics, advanced technical skills, and substantial project management practice, with an emphasis on combining depth in one area with breadth across several. A doctoral track also exists for those who prefer a long research project guided by a faculty mentor.
Prospective students apply through the engineering school instead of the graduate school's general system. That school publishes its own admissions deadlines, tuition details, and funding resources, and the graduate school points applicants there for the specifics.
This page is a useful starting point for prospective students comparing graduate options, since it brings together the deadline, testing policy, and contacts in one place. Candidates are encouraged to read the department website as well and to reach out to the program contact with questions before submitting.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: Apply through Dartmouth Engineering, which publishes its own graduate admissions information and deadlines.
