MA/MS in Engineering, General

This master's degree is aimed at working engineers who want deeper technical skill and a path toward leading projects and teams. The plan of study is flexible, so students can steer it toward automotive, mobility, energy or newer technology fields. Thirty credit hours are required, and about half come from electives such as mobile robotics, computer vision for self-driving vehicles, electrified propulsion and artificial intelligence for driving. The degree is offered through the College of Engineering and Computer Science.