Students benefit from the expertise of UW Engineering faculty, who are leaders in their fields, and from the diverse backgrounds of classmates. The degrees and certificates in engineering are developed in partnership with regional industry leaders to give you access to important contacts and expertise.
Graduate Research Degrees | Chemical Engineering
Graduate coursework typically includes subjects of importance to all chemical engineers, such as thermodynamics, transport phenomena, reaction engineering, and applied mathematics. Students are encouraged to take additional courses to gain experience in areas relevant to their research.
Contact: jacqueh2@uw.edu
Graduate Research Degrees | Civil & Environmental Engineering
Students in the CEE Ph.D. program work closely with distinguished faculty on research and pursue their own innovative projects, preparing them to make a difference in the world. Students who pursue Ph.D. degrees often obtain high-level jobs in industry or go on to work in academia.
Available on campus.
Contact: ceginfo@uw.edu 206-685-2227
Graduate Research Degrees | Computer Science & Engineering
The Allen School provides every student accepted to our Ph.D. program with full financial support in the form of teaching and research assistantships or fellowships, from program inception to degree. Students earn an integrated master’s degree on their path to the Ph.D.
Available on campus.
Contact: grad-admissions@cs.washington.edu 206-543-1695
Graduate Research Degrees | Electrical & Computer Engineering
The Ph.D. program prepares students for work in academia or industry as independent researchers and scholars. It is the highest degree awarded in the field. Students work closely with distinguished faculty on research and pursue their own innovative projects, preparing them to make a difference in the world.
Available on campus, full-time.
Contact: grad@ece.uw.edu
Graduate Research Degrees | Human Centered Design & Engineering
The HCDE doctoral program prepares students for careers as scholars and researchers through relevant coursework, mentorship from faculty, and collaboration with peers. Early in the program, students may explore different topics and research areas through Directed Research Groups and other independent projects.
Contact: askhcde@uw.edu