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 | Industrial & Systems Engineering
The MSIE is intended for students who are interested in pursuing an advanced, research-oriented degree for a career in industry, government, or the engineering sciences or in preparation for a Ph.D. The Master of Science program is intended for full-time, on-campus students.
Contact: isemengr@uw.edu
Professional Master's degrees | Mechanical Engineering
The Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering (MSME) will prepare graduates for professional careers in Mechanical Engineering. We offer coursework in a variety of areas including robotics, health, renewable energy, material science, and manufacturing. This degree is intended for students with undergraduate degrees in mechanical engineering or a closely related field. However, if you have completed standard math, natural science, and engineering fundamental courses, you may qualify for admission to the MSME degree.
Available on campus and online. Flexible part-time and full time options.
Contact: megrad@uw.edu 206-616-0981
Professional Master's degrees | Computer Science & Engineering, Electrical & Computer Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Multidisciplinary Engineering
The M.S. in Robotics is designed for engineering graduates seeking advanced specialization, and traditional full-time students who benefit from a structured, research-informed curriculum. Whether accelerating your career or pivoting into robotics, the program provides training in modern robotics with a direct pathway into emerging sectors such as healthcare robotics, autonomous systems and intelligent manufacturing.
Contact: uwroboticsadvising@uw.edu
Professional Master's degrees | Multidisciplinary Engineering
Offered in both full-time and hybrid formats, the 21-month MS in Technology Innovation program provides an accelerated pathway into tech careers through hands-on, project-based learning across engineering, business, and design. Students collaborate with industry experts from University partners and apply their skills through six-month, sponsored capstone projects. In-person learning takes place at the University's home on Microsoft’s Redmond campus, immersing students in a working technology environment alongside researchers, builders, and industry partners. Graduates commonly move into roles in product management, technical program management, software engineering, and user experience design.
Contact: msti@uw.edu
Stacked Master's Degrees, Professional Master's degrees | Multidisciplinary Engineering
The Master’s of Engineering in Multidisciplinary Engineering is a unique program that lets students complete two certificates of their choice, with options in 15+ specialized engineering topics: aerospace and aeronautics, engineering leadership, materials and composites, controls and dynamic systems, battery engineering and more. Students finalize their degree with an industry-based capstone project, applying knowledge from their two certificates to solve a multidisciplinary problem.
Contact: engr-professional@uw.edu