A Place of Discovery
UA Graduate Engineering programs are among the best in the nation. The College's graduate programs boast rankings in the top 50 nationwide, with three programs – aerospace engineering, biosystems engineering, and systems & industrial engineering – in the top 30.
The College of Engineering's faculty and staff create a supportive, entrepreneurial environment in which students thrive, a place where graduate students don't just take part in projects, they drive research – in far-reaching interdisciplinary areas such as sustainability and infrastructure, biomedical systems and devices, defense and homeland security, and advanced manufacturing and materials.
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Not Your Typical Desert Town
Tucson, Arizona's tech corridor – well represented in aerospace and defense, bioscience, border technology, optics and photonics, and solar and renewable energy – is a hub for the entrepreneurially inclined grad student.
The city may be in a semi-arid region, which certainly lends to the UA College of Engineering’s expertise in water conservation and energy sustainability, but the Sonoran Desert – one of the most diverse desert ecosystems in the world – is anything but typical. Mountain ranges towering upwards of 9,000 feet surround the city of a half million, and many students and their families spend their free time hiking and biking the canyon floors and mountain trails. In town, a streetcar service connects the University to Fourth Avenue and downtown, where there are endless choices for dining, family and cultural events, nightlife, concerts and professional theater.
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For information, please email the College of Engineering’s Office of Graduate Education at gred@engr.arizona.edu, or call 520.621.0764.Engineering Graduate Programs Offered
Master of Engineering (ME)
Grad Certificates (Non-Degree Programs)
| Advanced Transportation Engineering |
| Engineering Management |
| Geoengineering |
| Hydraulics and Water Resources Engineering |
| Materials Science & Engineering Fundamentals |
| Microelectronics Packaging |
| Mine Production & Info Tech |
| Mineral Processing and Extractive Metallurgy |
| Mining Occupational Safety and Health |
| Rock Mechanics |
| Semiconductor Processing |
| Systems Engineering |
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Admissions
All students apply to Engineering graduate programs through the UA Graduate College.
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Financial Support
A number of fellowships, scholarships, grants, graduate assistantships and jobs are available to help you attain your graduate education goals in the UA College of Engineering. Graduate assistant positions are available through College departments. We encourage you contact the departments in which you are interested.
Visit the UA Graduate College for additional information on funding resources and financial aid.
All graduate students must file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid to be eligible for need-based grants, loans, scholarships, and work-study programs.
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