Programs Overview

For more than 80 years, Temple University's College of Engineering has provided excellence in engineering education. Five masters degree programs (bioengineering, civil engineering, electrical engineering, environmental engineering, and mechanical engineering) and one doctoral program are offered through three academic departments. A talented and research-active faculty guide students in research and education. The master's and doctoral programs can be completed on a full-time or part-time basis. Master's students can choose to complete a thesis or non-thesis option. Students have opportunities to conduct interdisciplinary research with faculty from other colleges and schools within the university.

Highlights

Several research laboratories located within the College, including a National Science Foundation (NSF) Industry / University Cooperative Research Center (I/UCRC)  Degree can be completed on a full-time or part-time basis  Teaching assistantships, research assistantships, and university-wide fellowships are available to qualified students  MS students can opt to complete a thesis or non-thesis option

Programs/Credentials Offered

PhD in Engineering Specialized Master's Degree in Engineering

Comparison of Selected Graduate Engineering Credentials

	Approx. # Students Enrolled/Year (all options)	Campus Based Option	Online Option	Time To Complete
Master's Degree (Non-Thesis) (F/T)				24 months
Master's Degree (Non-Thesis) (P/T)				30 to 60 months
Master's Degree (Thesis) (F/T)				24 months
Master's Degree (Thesis) (P/T)				30 to 60 months
PhD in Engineering (F/T)				48 months
PhD in Engineering (P/T)				54 to 84 months

Fields of Study

Biomedical Engineering Civil (General & Structural) Engineering Computer Engineering Environmental Engineering Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering

Buildings & Resources

The College of Engineering has several laboratory facilities for carrying out advanced research. Facilities in the science departments at Temple University are also available for collaborative research. College of Engineering computer facilities include networked PC labs equipped with various engineering and mathematical software. Students also have access to Temple University's TECH Center, a 75,000-square-foot modern technology facility that is the largest of its kind in the nation. Research laboratories include a National Science Foundation (NSF) Industry / University Cooperative Research Center (I/UCRC) - with a focus on water quality and emerging contaminants (ECs).

Admissions & Tuition - Master's Program
Information For US Students	Information For International Students
Admissions Criteria  Minimum GPA: 3.0  Minimum GRE: 1100.0  Minimum Work Experience: No Set Minimum Deadlines (Month/Day)  Application: 7/1  Notification of Acceptance: Varies Fees (US$)  Application Fee: 60  Total Tuition for Program: 27,000	Admissions Criteria  Minimum GPA: 3.0  Minimum GRE: 1100.0  Minimum Work Experience: No Set Minimum  English Language Proficiency  (Minimum Score)       IELTS: 6.5       TOEFL (Computer-based): 213.0       TOEFL (Internet-based): 79.0       TOEFL (Paper-based): 550.0 Deadlines (Month/Day)  Application: 12/15  Notification of Acceptance: Varies Fees (US$)  Application Fee: 60  Total Tuition for Program: 27,000 Language Support for International Students  Language Classes During Program  Language Testing and Placement

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