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 | The College of Engineering at Boise State University offers 13 graduate
degrees in six disciplines with a focus on cross-disciplinary
collaboration. The college offers a variety of fellowships,
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 | The Division of Graduate Studies at Brooklyn College was established in 1935 and offers the opportunity for scholarly research in more than seventy programs in the arts, education, humanities, sciences, and computer and social sciences. More than five hundred full-time faculty members, many of whom are outstanding scholars and acknowledged authorities in their fields, instruct, guide, and mentor our graduate students. > Request more information |
 | A strong tradition of academic quality, innovative programs and teaching excellence form the foundation of graduate study at the Mount. Graduate degree programs as well as a doctor of physical therapy are offered in day classes, during evening and weekend hours and in concentrated format. > Request more information |
 | Dakota State University (DSU) specializes in information systems, information assurance, health informatics, and educational technology. Available online or on campus. Top ranked. Great value. > Request more information |
 | Since 1988, DigiPen has led the way for game development education through the introduction of its Bachelor’s in Real-Time Interactive Simulation, which was the first degree of its kind, and remains the standard for education in computer science for game programming. > Request more information |
 | FIU is located in Miami, known for its sub-tropical climate and beaches, but also recognized as a 21st-century, global marketplace. It is a world-class city thriving on cultural diversity. The College of Engineering and Computing at FIU was founded in 1984 and is the premier engineering education resource in south Florida. > Request more information |
 | The Master of Engineering (MEng) curriculum at the University of Hartford provides challenging programs that prepare graduates for stimulating, meaningful, and rewarding professional careers. > Request more information |
 | The Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE) provides working professionals with a convenient and relevant graduate education that fits their lifestyle and career goals. Our graduate courses deliver knowledge and skills that can be used immediately in the workplace. > Request more information |
 | Welcome to the College of Professional & Continuing Education (CPCE), Rowan University’s vehicle to reach out and serve the needs of individuals with busy personal and professional lifestyles. Whether your goal is to improve your skills in your current job, acquire the credentials needed to change or advance your career, or complete the degree you put off years ago, the CPCE is here to help you accomplish it. > Request more information |
 | The MS in Computer Science at UT Tyler offers students an opportunity to become more competent and productive in a variety of computing environments and to prepare for doctoral study. The program is oriented toward the design, implementation, and application of computer software. > Request more information |
 | Our college is involved in eight Research Centers with studies as diverse as nanotechnologies, water resources, and wind power. There are dozens of supported Graduate Research Specializations for our graduate students.> Request more information |
 | While working toward your degree, you will receive interdisciplinary training in clean technologies shaped to reflect your research interests and career goals. > Request more information |
| The Integrative Graduate Education and Research Training program (IGERT) is the National Science Foundation flagship interdisciplinary training program that educates U.S. PhD scientists and engineers by building on the foundations of their disciplinary knowledge with interdisciplinary training. > Request more information |
| The NIH-Protein Biotechnology Training Program offers interdisciplinary training to enhance the graduate experience and produce versatile scientists and engineers to address the future needs of biotechnology in academic, industrial, or government service. > Request more information |
 | As an engineering school in service to society, the School of Engineering & Applied Science at Washington University in St. Louis aims to contribute to solving society’s challenges by promoting the discovery of new knowledge and by preparing students for leadership roles in a global society. > Request more information |
 | Advanced degrees are awarded for specialized training in the full spectrum of academic programs across West Virginia University and reflect the mastery of knowledge, attainment of technical capabilities, and successful completion of research, scholarship, or other creative endeavors needed for students to advance in their careers or practice in their chosen fields of study. > Request more information |
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