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Professional Master's degrees   |   Computer Science & Engineering

Professional Master's Programs in Computer Science & Engineering

The Allen School’s Professional Master’s Program (PMP) is designed for fully-employed professionals who are interested in continuing on their career paths while acquiring critical skills to move them into positions and projects of greater responsibility and impact. The PMP offers unique benefits to working professionals, including an opportunity to interact with other talented area professionals in a flexible, part-time learning environment that blends focused academic coursework and exciting colloquia offering practical engineering and development insights and tools.

On campus, evening option available.

Contact: masters@cs.washington.edu     206-543-1695

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Stacked Master's Degrees   |   Aeronautics & Astronautics, Chemical Engineering, Human Centered Design & Engineering, Industrial & Systems Engineering, Materials Science & Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Multidisciplinary Engineering

Stacked Master’s Degrees in Engineering

Designed for working engineers looking to enhance their skills or advance their careers, stacked degrees offer a flexible, strategic pathway with industry application in mind. All stackable certificates are available part-time, with online and hybrid options. With 12 stackable graduate certificates across seven engineering disciplines, you can choose to study emerging topics, highly specialized areas, or both. Then synthesize your coursework with an applied capstone project that demonstrates your skills.

Contact: engr-professional@uw.edu    

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Professional Master's degrees   |   Civil & Environmental Engineering

Structural Engineering and Mechanics

UW CEE’s Structural Engineering and Mechanics Master’s Program offers students a comprehensive, practical and theoretical background that prepares them be successful in engineering practice or a future Ph.D. program. The program offers graduate students a wide range of courses in structural design, multi-hazard structural response, classical theory and advanced structural analysis techniques. The structures faculty members have expertise in each of these areas, with ongoing research related to many of these topics and collaboration with the local professional community.

This program is in-person at the UW Seattle campus with an Autumn-only start each year. 
 

Contact: ceginfo@uw.edu    

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Professional Master's degrees   |   Civil & Environmental Engineering

Supply Chain Transportation and Logistics

The University of Washington online Master of Supply Chain Transportation & Logistics is for working professionals who want to advance their careers in supply chain transportation and logistics. This program is also a great fit for business systems analysts, process analysts, project managers or people interested in transportation or logistics consulting. Featuring a balance of engineering and business courses, the curriculum emphasizes four cornerstone themes: AI/ ML and Optimization; Data-driven decision making; integration and collaboration; and critical thinking.

This program is designed to be delivered online. 

Contact: ceginfo@uw.edu    

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Professional Master's degrees   |   Civil & Environmental Engineering

Sustainable Transportation

The UW Online Master of Sustainable Transportation prepares students to tackle sustainable transportation and land use planning challenges through interdisciplinary study of key topics in transportation planning, policy and analysis. Students will explore topics in mass transit, economic development, livable communities, population density, climate change, alternative energies and more.

This program is designed to be delivered online.
 

Contact: ceginfo@uw.edu