Master of Engineering
The Master of Engineering (MEng) degree at Michigan Tech is a professional degree. It meets the needs of engineers who want to expand their knowledge in a specific discipline or to move into interdisciplinary areas as they plan careers in corporate markets as well as other professional arenas.
The MEng degree is different from the Master of Science (MS) engineering degree. The MEng is a coursework-only degree is designed for students who want to enhance their educational background, but are not interested in doing advanced research. The degree is flexible in that it allows students to gain either a greater depth or more breadth in professional skills. The MEng degree can be completed with two semesters of full-time study.
Automotive Systems and Controls (ASC)
ASC is a graduate certificate which develops the advanced skills and knowledge in engineering technologies the auto industry is looking for. The focus is on controls in automotive, commercial, and off-highway transportation systems. The certificate is open to those with an undergraduate degree in electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, or a closely related field in a STEM discipline. The curriculum requires 15 credits of coursework with online delivery option.
Online Learning
Michigan Tech Online Learning courses are developed for the virtual classroom using the latest distance education technologies. Internet classes allow you to arrange your class attendance around your own schedule. Except for turning in assignments when they are due, your schedule is totally up to you.