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 | Aeronautics & Astronautics
The Master of Science in Aeronautics & Astronautics (MSAA) is intended for students with an undergraduate degree in Aerospace Engineering or closely related field who are interested in pursuing a graduate degree emphasizing technical expertise as well as preparation for advanced, independent research. MSAA courses are offered on a traditional, daytime schedule. The MSAA is generally intended as a full-time program (five-six quarters) but may also be completed on a part-time schedule. MSAA graduates are eligible to continue toward a PhD.
Available full-time, on campus
Contact: gradadvising@aa.washington.edu 206-685-7250
Stacked Master's Degrees, Professional Master's degrees | Multidisciplinary Engineering
The Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) for Engineering is a flexible master's degree designed for engineers to quickly acquire advanced AI and ML skills and apply these tools to engineering fields. In addition to gaining foundational AI and ML skills applicable to all engineers, students will advance their careers by completing complete domain-specific training to learn state-of-the-art AI and ML techniques specific to their field. The degree is obtained by completing the Graduate Certificate in AI & ML for Engineering, a second domain-specific certificate, and an applied engineering capstone project.
Contact: ai4eng-advising@uw.edu
Graduate Research Degrees | Bioengineering
Apply basic sciences and engineering to solve biomedical problems. Gain comprehensive research experience. UW Bioengineering’s thesis-based Master of Science students bring diverse experience from a variety of academic disciplines to solve biomedical problems using basic science and engineering principles while gaining comprehensive research experience.
Contact: bioeng@uw.edu 206-685-2000
Graduate Research Degrees | Electrical & Computer Engineering
The master of science program prepares students to enter the workforce with advanced skills or to continue on to Ph.D. studies. Master’s degree students include recent undergraduates seeking more technical depth, working engineers who want to advance their career and professionals from other backgrounds seeking to enter the field.
Available on campus, with full-time and part-time options.
Contact: grad@ece.uw.edu 206-616-1351
Graduate Research Degrees, Professional Master's degrees | Human Centered Design & Engineering
This program prepares its graduates for leadership roles in user experience research and design, interface design, interaction design, product design, and human-computer interaction. A flexible schedule allows students to attend part time or full time.
Available on campus with full-time and part-time options.
Contact: askhcde@uw.edu