Master Degree Programs

About the Program

The Master's degree allows you to expand your knowledge in a particular area of professional specialization. It allows you to deepen your education with advanced targeted-discipline courses and enhance your analytics and critical thinking. It prepares you to pursue a graduate study at the doctoral level. In diverse academic and industrial sectors, a Master’s degree is considered the minimum requirement for employment. While earning a Master’s degree cannot guarantee the ultimate prosperity, but it undoubtedly opens diverse employment opportunities and many routes for success.

The typical duration of the Master’s program is 2 years (four semesters) and a maximum of 4 years (eight semesters).

The list of Master’s programs are as follows:

Master of Science in Computing	Brochure CSE	Study Plan CSE
Master of Urban Planning	Brochure AUP	Study Plan AUP
Master of Science in Engineering Management	Brochure EM	Study Plan EM
Master of Science in Environmental Engineering	Brochure ENV	Study Plan ENV
Master of Science in Gas and Process Engineering	Brochure GAS	Study Plan GAS
Master of Science in Civil Engineering	Brochure CIVIL	Study Plan CIVIL
Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering	Brochure MIE	Study Plan MIE
Master of Science in Electrical Engineering	Brochure EE	Study Plan EE

International Affiliation

The department of Computer Science and Engineering launched a dual Master’s degree with the University Bretagne Sud (UBS), France, in the cybersecurity area. Students will go through one admission procedure, complete a program offered by the two universities, and will be awarded two degrees. Please click here for more details about the study plan.

Admission Requirements

For Ph.D. program admission requirements please click here.