163 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Systems Engineering program of University of Pennsylvania is grounded in the intersection of electrical and systems engineering and gives students the in-depth theoretical foundation and interdisciplinary skills required by the growing complexity of technological systems.

The Robotics program of University of Pennsylvania is jointly sponsored by the Departments of Computer and Information Science, Electrical and Systems Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics.

The Bioengineering program of University of Pennsylvania provides an interdisciplinary education in scientific and engineering fundamentals, with an emphasis on new developments in the field of Bioengineering. 

The Scientific Computing program of University of Pennsylvania provides multifaceted education in the fundamentals and applications of computational science.

The Electrical Engineering program of University of Pennsylvania gives students the theoretical foundation and the interdisciplinary skills needed to deal with the new ideas and new applications that are the hallmarks of modern electroscience. 

The Computer Graphics and Game Technology program of University of Pennsylvania studies interactive entertainment and computer-animated visual effects and how they are now part of our mainstream culture. 

The Nanotechnology program of University of Pennsylvania can prepare students for leadership roles, both technical and managerial, in emerging high tech industries as well as traditional industries that exploit nanoscale phenomena.

The M.Sc. in Data Science at the University of Pennsylvania is designed to equip students with essential skills for data-driven careers. This programme typically spans one and a half to two years and is available in an online format, allowing for flexible learning while mastering key concepts in data science.

The Integrated Product Design program of University of Pennsylvania is designed for future entrepreneurs and intrepreneurs who want to learn product design and work across disciplinary boundaries to address the world’s most interesting, complex and important problems through designing and developing extraordinary products.

The Integrated Product Design program of University of Pennsylvania is designed to provide students with an engineering background with the tools to apply that background to product design problems.

The Master of Computer and Information Technology (MCIT) program at the University of Pennsylvania is a rigorous graduate-level program that gives talented students who have no prior experience in Computer Science an opportunity to embark on a highly successful career in computing and technology, often in coveted interdisciplinary roles or even in purely technical software development positions. 

The Materials Science and Engineering program of University of Pennsylvania prepares students to be leaders, innovators, and visionaries in the materials revolution that is being driven by discoveries that cross the boundaries of physics, chemistry, and biology, such as in the growing field of nanobioscience. 

The Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics program of University of Pennsylvania is innovative, unique, and nationally recognized for its excellence. 

The Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics program of University of Pennsylvania is innovative, unique, and nationally recognized for its excellence. 

The CIS/ MSE program in Computer and Information Science at University of Pennsylvania offers scholars the opportunity for advanced study in the scientific foundations of the rapidly growing field of computer science.

Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering from University of Pennsylvania is primarily a degree for students who wish to prepare themselves for research and development activities by obtaining a more solid foundation in the principles of chemical and biomolecular engineering.

Regulatory Science from University of Pennsylvania is designed to provide training in scientific and regulatory strategy to those who aim to pursue careers as regulatory scientists working on product development in Academia, Biotech, Pharma, the FDA and equivalent global regulatory agencies.  

Applied Criminology and Police Leadership from University of Pennsylvania is an innovative, practitioner-focused program for senior police personnel with at least five years of experience who want to understand and apply modern theoretical and research findings to their professional practice.

Organizational Dynamics from University of Pennsylvania is an advanced graduate degree designed for individuals who want to demonstrate applied scholarship beyond a master’s degree but who are not ready to, or may not wish to, apply for a doctoral program.

Translational Research from University of Pennsylvania equips emerging scientists to close this gap.