Master of Science in Manufacturing Engineering
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Program Overview
Master of Science in Manufacturing Engineering
The MS in Manufacturing Engineering degree is a 10-course (30-credit) program without a thesis requirement. Coursework requires a minimum of four three-credit core courses and at least six three-credit electives for a total of 30 credits. Two of the six electives should be chosen to attain further specialization in a sub-field (e.g., leadership and project management, materials, analytics, etc.); of the four remaining electives, students may take up to two practicum courses (related industry internship or an independent study) for six credits.
Program Overview
- Curriculum for MS in Manufacturing Engineering
- Application Requirements
- MIE Graduate Handbook
- MIE Independent Study Form (graduate)
- MIE Graduate Student FAQs
Program Details
It is expected that the 30 credits will be fulfilled in 12 months for those taking advantage of the 4+1 BS to MS non-thesis program for UMass Amherst engineering undergraduates and 24 months for those who enter the MS program from outside of UMass Amherst.
Related Programs
- Manufacturing Engineering
- Students interested in the Master of Science in Manufacturing Engineering may also be interested in these other offerings:
- Master of Science in Materials Science and Engineering
- Master of Science in Industrial Engineering and Operations Research
- Master of Science in Engineering Management
- Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering
- Students interested in the Master of Science in Manufacturing Engineering may also be interested in these other offerings:
Featured Faculty
Senior Lecturer, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, Professor of Practice in Manufacturing, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, Director, MS Manufacturing Program, Department Industrial Liaison, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, teaching fundamental and advanced manufacturing related courses with a focus on automation technology, industry 4.0, and experiential engineering education.
Application Information
Requirements are available. Students must officially apply to the Graduate School to find out whether they will be accepted.
Deadline
January 15
Program Description
Educating the next generation of engineers with the skills necessary to lead the digital transformation of manufacturing to industry 4.0.