9 Master's degrees offered by the university

The M.S. in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at Syracuse University provides a pathway for students to further develop skills to advance their careers in industry or pursue a doctoral degree. Students will find a collaborative and collegiate community of faculty, staff, and students.

In the M.S in Civil Engineering programme at  Syracuse University students choose one of three specialties: geotechnical, structures, or construction engineering and management. 

Computer Engineering at Syracuse University  is a relatively new discipline, but its popularity and relevance has grown tremendously with the recent proliferation of digital computers in our daily lives.

The graduate programme in Environmental Engineering at Syracuse University is intended for students with undergraduate engineering degrees. Additional coursework may be required for students without a BS in engineering or without adequate preparation.

The MS in Chemical Engineering at Syracuse University features core chemical engineering courses, electives, and a concentrated research or independent study experience with the student’s faculty advisor. Electives may be focused in many special subjects, including bioengineering, environmental engineering, computer science, materials science, and manufacturing engineering.

The Computer Science programme at Syracuse University is designed to make sure graduates are at the leading edge of modern technology and in demand by industry.

The master’s programme in Electrical Engineering  at Syracuse University is based on scientific principles governing the motion of charged particles through conductors, semiconductors, or even a vacuum. 

Syracuse University's M.S. in Environmental Engineering Science is intended for students with other technical/scientific undergraduate degrees.

The Biomedical Engineering degree from Syracuse University provides students with a range of opportunities for advanced study in this interdisciplinary field.