27 Master's degrees offered by the university

The MS Mechanical Engineering at the University at Buffalo provides students with opportunities where they are trained for careers in engineering practice and/or further study at the doctoral level.

The Chemical Engineering master's degree at the University at Buffalo reflects mastery of core and specialized areas of chemical/biological engineering, as well as the ability to conduct research on a well-defined problem formulated by the student's faculty advisor.

The MS in Engineering Sciences (Artificial Intelligence) from the University at Buffalo, trains students in the areas of machine learning, programming languages that are needed to design intelligent agents, deep learning algorithms, and advanced artificial neural networks that use predictive analytics to solve real-world problems.

The Engineering Sciences (Clean Energy) program of the University at Buffalo focuses on the fundamentals of green energy and illustrates how solar, wind and other clean sources can be efficiently integrated into power systems.

The Engineering Sciences (Robotics) course from the University at Buffalo is an interdisciplinary program intended to train students in robotics, and expand knowledge in automation leading to numerous employment opportunities in the electronic and computer industries, or continued education at the doctoral level.

The Engineering Science (Microelectronics and Semiconductor Engineering)  program of the University at Buffalo deepens your knowledge of computer science topics and increases your employability. It typically leads to better professional employment opportunities and a higher salary.

The Chemical Engineering (Modeling, Simulation and Informatics) program of the University at Buffalo offers a Master of Science (MS) degree and a Master of Engineering (ME) degree.