University of Maryland
Graduate Catalog Fall 2009

Engineering: Professional Master of Engineering (ENPM)

Faculty

Professor
Anand, Davinder K., Balachandran, Balakumar, Fourney, William L., Haghani, Ali, Modarres, Mohammad, Mosleh, Ali, diMarzo, Marino,

Associate Professor
Wang, Nam Sun,

Abstract

The Professional Master of Engineering program is a practice-oriented part-time graduate program designed to assist engineers and technical professionals in the development of their careers and to provide the expertise needed in the rapidly changing business, government, and industrial environments. Late afternoon and evening classes are taught by the College Park faculty and experienced adjunct faculty at the College Park campus and designated learning centers in Maryland.

Options are available in the following engineering disciplines:

Aerospace Engineering

Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

Civil and Environmental Engineering:

  • Environmental and Water Resources
  • Geotechnical/Pavements
  • Project Management*
  • Structures
  • Transportation

Electrical and Computer Engineering:

  • Communications and Signal Processing
  • Computer Engineering

Energetic Concepts*

Environmental Engineering

Fire Protection Engineering*

Materials Science and Engineering

Mechanical Engineering:

  • Energy and the Environment
  • General Mechanical

Nuclear Engineering*

Reliability Engineering*

Sustainable Energy Engineering*

Systems Engineering

* available 100% online

Admissions Information

The program is open to qualified applicants holding a regionally accredited baccalaureate degree in engineering or a related field.

Applicants with an undergraduate GPA of less than 3.0 may be admitted on a provisional basis if they have demonstrated satisfactory performance in another graduate program and/or their work has been salutary.

Applicants with foreign credentials must submit academic records in the original language with literal English translations. Allow at least three months for evaluation of foreign credentials.

We trust that you will find this 30 credit-hour program to be an affordable, convenient way to earn an engineering graduate degree, to "retool" and keep current with the latest technological developments in your field, or perhaps to develop a new area of expertise so as to further your career.

Application Deadlines

 

Fall

Spring
Domestic Applicants:
U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents

Domestic Applicant Deadlines


Domestic applications must be received by August 15 (August 1 preferred) .
International applications must be received by February 1 .


Domestic applications must be received by January 10 (December 15 preferred) .
International applications must be received by June 1 .

 

Summer: Domestic applications must be received by May 15 (May 1 preferred) . Summer: Unfortunately, we cannot accept international applications for summer admission .

International Applicants:
Applicants from Outside the U.S. or U.S. Citizens / Permanent Residents with Non-U.S. Credentials

IMPORTANT:   International Applicants and U.S. Applicants with Non-U.S. Credentials must follow the domestic deadlines above if they are earlier than the deadlines listed below.   

Applicants seeking admission under F (Student) or J (Exchange Visitor) visas

February 1
If Domestic Deadline is after Feb. 1

June 1
If Domestic Deadline is after Jun. 1

Applicants seeking admission under A, E, G, H, I, and L visas and immigrants

May 1
If Domestic Deadline is after May 1

October 1
If Domestic Deadline is after Jun. 1

U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents with foreign credentials

May 15
If Domestic Deadline is after May 15

October 31
If Domestic Deadline is after Oct.31
 

Application Requirements

  1. Bachelor's degree in engineering or a related field
  2. GRE not required
  3. College Transcripts
  4. 3 Letters of Recommendation
  5. Graduate School admission application and fee
  6. In online application, select "Master of Engineering (ENPM)" as the major

Degree Requirements

Master of Engineering (M.Eng.)
The student chooses an area of concentration offered by an engineering department and completes 30 credit hours of approved coursework with an average grade of B. The coursework, which allows up to 12 credits at the 400-level, must be approved by the program's departmental faculty advisor.

Facilities and Special Resources

Courses in the Graduate Certificate in Engineering program are currently offered on the College Park campus, are available at off-campus centers, via Distance Education Technology and Services (DETS), which is a live interactive distance education system, and 100% online. Courses are available via DETS at the University of Maryland System Shady Grove Center in Montgomery County, the Higher Education and Applied Technology (HEAT) Center in Harford County, the Southern Maryland Higher Education Center in St. Mary's County, Frostburg State University in Allegany County, and University System of Maryland at Hagerstown in Washington County.

Financial Assistance

There are no assistantships or fellowships available in this program.

Contact Information

For more specific information, contact:

Dr. George Syrmos, Executive Director
2123 J. M. Patterson Building, University of Maryland, College Park
MD  20742
Telephone: (301) 405-0362
Fax: (301) 405-3305
oaee@umd.edu

http://www.oaee.umd.edu

Ms. Kerri Poppler James, Assistant Director
2123 J. M. Patterson Building, University of Maryland, College Park
MD  20742
Telephone: (301) 405-0362
Fax: (301) 405-3305
oaee@umd.edu

http://www.oaee.umd.edu

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