MA/MS in Manufacturing Engineering

This master's degree explores recent technologies such as digital and additive manufacturing alongside more traditional hardware-based methods. Many automotive, aerospace, and chemical firms are adding innovative technology to standard production practice, and the program prepares students to meet the challenges that follow. Graduates are expected to understand the principles and uses of modern manufacturing processes, spot problems within those processes, and analyze process data. Further skills build on this core to support success in a competitive business setting. The degree is taught on campus and meets F-1 visa requirements for international students. It suits engineers who want to bring current technology into established production methods and who expect to work in industries that are changing how they make things.