Engineering Graduate Degree Programs

A world of engineering challenges awaits...which ones will you tackle?From talented graduate student to transformational leader, we invite you to take the Marquette Engineering journey. You'll leave here prepared to rise quickly in your chosen field. And to lead the change in engineering a better world. 

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Biomedical Engineering

Degree Programs: ME, MS and PhD 

In partnership with the Medical College of Wisconsin, the biomedical engineering program is interdisciplinary in nature, involving the application of engineering and mathematics to the solution of problems related to medicine and biology.

Biomedical Engineering specializations

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Civil, Construction and Environmental Engineering (CCEE)

Degree Programs: MS and PhD 

Prepare for a profession that impacts the planet and its people in ways and to extents that few other professions can. Full-time and part-time study options available. 

CCEE Graduate specializations

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Electrical and Computer Engineering

Degree Programs: MS and PhD 

Designed to provide graduate students with both broad fundamental knowledge and up-to-date information on current and emerging technologies. Full-time and part-time study options available. 

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Mechanical Engineering

Degree Programs: ME, MS and PhD 

Mechanical Engineering is the branch of engineering dealing with the analysis, design, manufacture, and improvement of machines.

Mechanical Engineering specializations

Health Care Technologies Management

Health Care Technologies Management

Degree Programs: MS and PhD 

Currently not accepting new applications.

The healthcare technologies management Master of Science program is a collaborative effort between Marquette University and the Medical College of Wisconsin that combines management, technology and health care.

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Biomedical Engineering

Master of Science 

  • Bioinstrumentation/Computers

  • Biomechanics/Biomaterials

  • Rehabilitation Bioengineering

  • Systems Physiology

Master of Engineering

  • Biocomputing

  • Bioimaging

  • Bioinstrumentation
  • Biomechanics
  • Biorehabilitation

PhD Program

  • Bioengineering
  • Bioinstrumentation/Computers
  • Biomechanics/Biomaterials
  • Functional Imaging
  • Rehabilitation Bioengineering
  • Systems Physiology

Civil, Construction and Environmental Engineering

  • Construction Engineering and Management
  • Environmental Engineering
  • Structural Engineering and Structural Mechanics
  • Transportation Engineering and Materials

Electrical and Computer Engineering

No formal specializations offered; however, students may focus their course work in one or more of the following areas:

  • Signal Processing
  • Control Theory
  • Electromagnetic Fields and Waves
  • Power and Energy Systems
  • Solid State Devices and Sensor Systems Algorithms
  • Machine Learning

Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering Master of Science

  • Energy Systems Engineering

Mechanical Engineering Master of Engineering

  • Manufacturing and Materials Systems Engineering

Mechanical Engineering PhD

  • Mechanical Systems Engineering

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Machine Learning for Engineering Applications

Grab the opportunity to achieve a greater technical understanding of the elements of machine learning, which includes algorithms, intelligent systems, neural networks, pattern recognition, and deep learning.

 

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Renewable Energy Technology and Integration

Develop the capabilities required to solve complex energy problems in this growing career.

 

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Systems Engineering

Apply mathematical and scientific principles to the interdisciplinary engineering design, development, and operation of systems that efficiently satisfy stakeholder needs, fulfill the intended operation, and have a long and useful operating life.

 

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Clinical Immersion in Medical Device Design

Identify new design opportunities, improve medical devices, or create new approaches to solve problems often encountered by clinicians and medical professionals in medical device product development.

 

 
 

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