Master of Engineering (MEng)
The MEng is a practice-oriented degree that requires 30 credits of course work, including three credits of Applied Mathematics and three credits of Engineering Management. Up to six hours of credit is available for an applied project, and a culminating experience is required. Courses are offered by online distance learning.
The Arizona State University Master of Engineering (MEng) Partnership is designed to provide the opportunity for students to obtain a master's degree in engineering through distance learning online.
Program Requirements
The M.Eng. is a practice-oriented degree that requires 30 credits of course work, including:
- Applied engineering mathematics - 3 credits
- Engineering management/business - 3 credits
- Major requirements and electives 18-24 credits
- Applied project (593 Course) 0-6 credits
One half of all coursework, excluding the applied project, must be in engineering. A culminating event is required and will be identified by the student's advisory committee. It could be a final examination or the final report for a practice-oriented project (Applied Project XXX593). Additional requirements may exist for some academic units.
Areas of Study
In the MEng degree program, multiple emphasis areas are being developed and within each area are specific course requirements in addition to the general program requirements. Students can select:
Advisory Committee
Students define the courses of study with an advisory committee that consists of up to three faculty members and potentially one or more practicing professionals. The chair of the advisory committee will track academic progress and provide student advice.
Please note that any classes taken at other universities (U of A or NAU) can only be used toward this degree program if they have count towards your GPA, meaning they receive a letter-grade at the end of the course. Classes that do not have this option will not transfer over and cannot be used to meet degree program requirements. Examples of classes that will not transfer over are Pass/Fail classes, Capstone Projects, Reading and Conference, Research, etc.
Master of Engineering Admissions Committee (MEAC)
Area of study program coordinators are members of the admissions committee.
Admission and Application Form
Minimum admission requirements include a bachelor's degree with a background for the desired field of study and a minimum GPA of 3.0 for the last 60 units of the undergraduate transcript. In addition, graduates of non-U.S. institutions will have to satisfy admission requirements established by the ASU Graduate College .