Professional Engineer Degree

The professional engineer degree advances the training and education received in a master's program and provides modern education for engineers who's degrees are not current.

How it Works

The professional engineer degree designates completion of a program of studies at the graduate level beyond the master's degree in scope, but with an overall objective. You will be required to apply the subject matter acquired in formal graduate courses to a problem more consistent with one you are likely to encounter as a practicing engineer. Work on this problem in the form of an independent project will constitute a substantial part of the overall program of study. It can be a design project, a process evaluation, or an engineering feasibility study involving economic, social, and managerial aspects.  

For more information about professional engineer degree programs, contact the Office of Graduate Admissions.