Rochester Institute of Technology—Engineering & Engineering Technology
RIT’s graduate programs in engineering emphasize applied education and research. RIT’s focus on experiential learning offers students a unique learning environment with access to over 50 high tech labs, expert faculty, and the opportunity to intern or co-op while studying. This hands-on approach to graduate education gives RIT graduates the skills and knowledge they need to succeed after graduation. The outcomes speak for themselves. Over 97% of RIT MS and Ph.D. graduates find jobs in their field or go on to further study within 6 months of graduation for companies like Apple, NASA, Toyota, Lockheed Martin, Amazon, and many more.
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Featured Programs & Degrees
Computer Engineering
The master of science degree in Computer Engineering will prepare students to be leaders in the field through increased knowledge and problem-solving experience. This program requires a thesis or graduate project.
Admissions
To be considered for this program students must submit a graduate application, GRE, and meet the minimum requirements.
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This program is full-time and may be started in the Fall or Spring semester.
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Electrical Engineering
Students in the master of science in Electrical Engineering program will choose from six areas of study and develop their coursework and applied research with electrical engineering faculty.
Admissions
To be considered for this program students must submit a graduate application, GRE, and meet the minimum requirements.
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This program is full-time and may be started in the Fall or Spring semester.
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Engineering Ph. D.
The doctorate program in Engineering allows for graduates to be innovative and flexible in their research while not focusing on a singular discipline. The program requires 66 credit hours.
Admissions
To be considered for this program students must submit a graduate application, GRE, and meet the minimum requirements.
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This program is full-time and may only be started in the Fall semester.
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Engineering Management
In the master of science in Engineering Management program students will take systems and industrial engineering courses alongside business management courses.
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To be considered for this program students must submit a graduate application, GRE, and meet the minimum requirements.
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This program is full-time and may be started in the Fall or Spring semester.
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Industrial and Systems Engineering
RIT offers a Master of Science and Master of Engineering in Industrial and Systems Engineering. Students in both programs will have the opportunity to work with industrials and systems engineering faculty on applied research in various fields.
Admissions
To be considered for this program students must submit a graduate application, GRE, and meet the minimum requirements.
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This program is full-time and may be started in the Fall or Spring semester.
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Lean Six Sigma Advanced Certificate
RIT’s Lean Six Sigma certificate focuses on advanced statistical techniques for engineers and other practitioners who are looking to increase efficiency. This certificate will prepare those interested in industry certifications but does not lead to Six Sigma Green Belt or Black Belt in itself.
Admissions
To be considered for this program students must submit a graduate application and meet the minimum requirements.
Program Options
This program is part-time and may be completed online or on-campus.
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Manufacturing Leadership
The MS in Manufacturing Leadership is offered online so students can continue to work while taking classes. Courses include engineering and business courses that will allow students to develop advanced problem-solving skills in supply chain management, global manufacturing and operations, and more.
Admissions
To be considered for this program students must submit a graduate application and meet the minimum requirements.
Program Options
This program may be completed part-time or full-time and online or on-campus.
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Mechanical Engineering
RIT offers a Master of Science and Master of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering.
Admissions
To be considered for this program students must submit a graduate application, GRE, and meet the minimum requirements.
Program Options
This program is full-time and may be started in the Fall or Spring semester.
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Microelectronic Engineering
Graduates from the MS in Microelectronic Engineering program will be prepared to enter a doctoral program or enter the semiconductor industry.
Admissions
To be considered for this program students must submit a graduate application, GRE, and meet the minimum requirements.
Program Options
This program is full-time and may be started in the Fall or Spring semester.
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Microelectronics Manufacturing Engineering
Graduates from the MS in Microelectronic Engineering program will be prepared to enter the semiconductor industry.
Admissions
To be considered for this program students must submit a graduate application and meet the minimum requirements.
Program Options
This program may be completed part-time or full-time and online or on-campus.
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Product Development
The product development program will help students reach higher levels of management through courses integrating engineering and business practices. Students can choose electives and capstone project specific to their industry and career goals.
Admissions
To be considered for this program students must submit a graduate application and meet the minimum requirements.
Program Options
This program may be completed part-time or full-time and online or on-campus.
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Sustainable Engineering
The MS in sustainable engineering is a technical program with courses in engineering, public policy, and environmental management.
Admissions
To be considered for this program students must submit a graduate application, GRE, and meet the minimum requirements.
Program Options
This program is full-time and may be started in the Fall or Spring semester.
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Vibrations Advanced Certificate
Students learn to use sophisticated software tools, analytical techniques, and experimental methods to design, develop, and implement solutions for problems of vibration control and minimization in engineering systems.
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