An Engineering Master’s Degree Program That Works
The Master of Engineering (MENG) degree program at UConn merges cutting-edge technical engineering courses that are online (synchronous or asynchronous coursework) with practical professional development classes. It's a graduate engineering program designed for people who are already employed as practicing engineers, or who are interested in expanding their skill-set before entering industry.

Application Deadlines

Summer Semester:
April 22nd

Fall Semester:
July 15th

Spring Semester:
December 2nd

 

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An Engineering Master's Program That Works for You, With You — and Wherever You Are

In order to maintain a quality education that provides highly relevant skills for today’s engineering workforce, we’re constantly striving to make UConn's Master of Engineering (MENG) program as convenient as possible for working engineers.

UConn's Master of Engineering (MENG) utilizes online modes of learning with asynchronous and synchronous coursework that provides flexibility to accommodate the working schedules of students. This allows you to take classes remotely during late-afternoon or evening hours while maintaining an interactive environment with your Professor and classmates.

You may earn the degree part-time, in some cases sponsored by your employer.

UConn School of Engineering Advanced Engineering Certificate concentrations are also available.

However you opt to continue your engineering studies, we think it’s important that you’re able to earn your Master of Engineering (MENG) degree on your time, at your pace, at your convenience. The MENG program offers schedule flexibility so you can balance your studies with your work and other life responsibilities, which empowers you to become a real force in the increasingly evolving and highly crucial world of engineering.

 

What Type of Engineer Are You?

 

UConn offers concentrations in several key engineering fields. Are you ready to explore more about our Master of Engineering degree program? 

Choose from the following UConn Master of Engineering Degree Program concentrations to learn more!

 

What Are They Saying?

Amanda-Haraghey

AMANDA HARAGHEY (’20)
Mechanical Design Engineer, Triumph Group
 “I joined the MENG program at UConn because the online/hybrid courses allowed the flexibility I needed to work full-time, while improving my technical skills."...
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School of Engineering Masters Degree, Brandon Howard

BRANDON HOWARD (’19)
Mechanical Engineer, Raytheon Technologies
 “I chose the MENG program at UCONN because it allowed me to continue studying mechanical engineering while doing the job I love – structural engineering!"...
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What's at UConn for Engineering Students?

A TOP-RANKED RESEARCH UNIVERSITY
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A ROBUST SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
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A RENOWNED ENGINEERING FACULTY
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ACCESS TO CUTTING-EDGE FACILITIES
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UConn School of Engineering Professional Education
371 Fairfield Way, Unit 4031
University of Connecticut
Storrs, CT 06269-3237
Telephone: (855) 740-4044
Email: soeprofed@uconn.edu