Program Overview

Graduate Certificate in Additive Manufacturing

The Graduate Certificate in Additive Manufacturing provides students with the knowledge and skills needed to design, fabricate, and implement engineered components made using additive manufacturing techniques.

Program Overview

The Graduate Certificate in Additive Manufacturing is offered fully online to accommodate working professionals outside the immediate geographic area. These courses are also available as elective courses in the current Advanced Manufacturing Masters (Non-Thesis) and Graduate Certificate in Smart Manufacturing.

Program Structure

The core courses in the Additive Manufacturing program explore the process, design, and material aspects of additive manufacturing. Students enrolled in the Graduate Certificate program will complete the three core courses found below along with an elective course from the Additive Manufacturing list.

• Core Courses:
  • AMFG401: Additive Manufacturing (3.0 credits)
  • AMFG501: Additive Manufacturing (3.0 credits)
  • AMFG521: Design for Additive Manufacturing (3.0 credits)
  • AMFG531: Materials for Additive Manufacturing (3.0 credits)
• Elective Course:
  • Select elective from the Additive Manufacturing list (3.0 credits)

Program Requirements

To achieve the Graduate Certificate, only 3 of the 12 required credits can be coursework at the 400-level or lower. The program consists of 12 credits.