11 Master's degrees offered by the university

Chemical engineering offers opportunities to make a difference in many industries, government agencies, or through scientific research. Study at University of North Dakota’s only graduate program in Chemical Engineering.

Be on the forefront of one of the most exciting and growing engineering disciplines. At University of North Dakota studying Energy Engineering, you’ll benefit from one of the strongest energy research programs you can find anywhere.

Dig deeper: Conduct research to solve urgent industry challenges, at University of North Dakota's only Petroleum Engineering program.

Tackle challenges in petroleum and geothermal energy, mineral production, geoenvironmental concerns, and natural hazards.Conduct geological engineering research in UND's state-of-the-art facilities with a Geological Engineering program from University of North Dakota.

Learn to assess, create and manage job training in business, government and other organizations at the University of North Dakota. Ongoing job training to managers, staff and employees is essential. By earning a master’s degree in Instructional Design and Technology from the University of North Dakota, you’ll be prepared to work as a training designer or developer.

Master the critical components, devices and electrical systems that make our world work with a Master degree in Electrical Engineering from University of North Dakota.

Get a future that works. Master the practice of mechanical engineering. Take a leadership role in designing innovative products, devices, and machines by joining this Mechanical Engineering program at University of North Dakota.

Create the next generation of medical devices by bridging the gap between engineering and medicine in the Biomedical Engineering program from University of North Dakota.

Earn your graduate degree in Civil Engineering from a top ranked and affordable program, at University of North Dakota. Specialize in environmental, structural, transportation, and water resources engineering. A general track is also available for those looking for a broader curriculum in graduate school.

University of North Dakota master's in Biomedical Engineering advance the biomedical device field, and create innovative solutions through research and product development.

Help wanted: Save the planet. Start in this one-of-a-kind Environmental Engineering program from University of North Dakota, combining chemical, civil and geological engineering.