Course Overview!

The Master of Engineering at Auburn University is an interdisciplinary program allowing students to customize their curriculum to align with their career or personal goals. This non-thesis degree requires 30 credit hours of graduate-level coursework, with at least 21 hours in 6000-level or higher engineering courses. Students work with a faculty advisory committee to develop a plan of study that meets their specific objectives, which must be supported by multiple courses. The program culminates in ENGR 7940/7946, where students evaluate the program's effectiveness in achieving their goals. Research and thesis credits are not applicable to this degree.

Course Structure

The Master of Engineering program is highly individualized. Students work with an advisory committee to create a 30-credit hour plan of study, including at least 21 hours of 6000-level or higher engineering courses. The specific courses will vary widely depending on the student's chosen focus area within engineering. Students must also complete ENGR 7940/7946: Master of Engineering Program Assessment. The plan of study must demonstrate the achievement of multiple outcomes, each supported by multiple courses.