UConn M.Eng.
Concentrations
Options Focused on Your Future
In today’s rapidly evolving engineering landscape, the ability to select a concentration from a broad array of options is crucial. It empowers students to develop expertise in a specific niche, making them highly competitive in specialized job markets.
Advanced Systems
Engineering
Online
Design smarter solutions via learning to integrate tech and manage complexity for optimal outcomes.
Biomedical Engineering
Online
Apply engineering principles to advance healthcare through innovative technologies and solutions.
Chemical Engineering
Online
Explore chemical transformations and processes for sustainable and efficient industrial applications.
Civil Engineering
Online
Design, construct, and maintain essential infrastructure for a resilient and sustainable society.
Computer Science & Engineering
Online & On-Campus
Develop advanced computing systems and software for diverse technological applications.
Data Science
Online
Extract insights and build predictive models from complex data for informed decision-making.
Digital Design &
Manufacturing
Online
Employ digital tools and processes for advanced product design and manufacturing innovation.
Electrical and Computer
Engineering
Online
Develop solutions for environmental protection, sustainability, and resource management.
Environmental
Engineering
Online
Design smarter solutions via learning to integrate tech and manage complexity for optimal outcomes.
Manufacturing
Engineering
Online
Optimize production processes and systems for efficiency, quality, and cost-effectiveness.
Materials Science &
Engineering
Online
Investigate and design novel materials with tailored properties for advanced applications.
Engineering Certificates
Online & On-Campus
12-credit online graduate engineering certificates.
Mechanical Engineering
Online
Apply principles of mechanics and energy for the design and analysis of engineered systems.
Multidisciplinary
Engineering
Online
Integrate engineering principles to address complex challenges via a broad and adaptable skill set.
Take A Course
Online or In-Person
A maximum of 6 credits (two courses) can be taken as a “non-degree” student.