Systems Engineering

Master of Science in System Engineering

Graduate Programs

Why Study Systems Engineering?

System engineers are multi-disciplinary problem solvers who look at the big picture.

System engineers are in high-demand in many industries, from aerospace to healthcare. They bring together technical and management skills to solve problems and build systems that are resilient and successful.

At a Glance

Master of Science in System Engineering

Terms of Admission:
Fall, Spring

Campus Locations:
Catonsville, Online

Schedule:
Full-time, Part-time

Department:
Office of Professional Programs

College:
College of Engineering and Information Technology, Division of Professional Studies

Program Designations:
STEM Designation Eligible
Professional Programs
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What Are My Career Options Studying Systems Engineering?

In the systems engineering program at UMBC, students learn from industry experts how to develop operable systems that meet customer requirements, while successfully navigating the complexities of system design.

Courses are developed and taught by senior systems engineers and address the entire systems engineering life cycle, including requirements analysis, systems architecture and design, modeling, simulation and analysis, and system implementation and test. Classes are held at convenient late afternoon or early evening times to meet the needs of working professionals.

As an approved INCOSE Academic Equivalency Program, the M.S. in systems engineering provides the broad background required for successful systems engineers in the 21st century.

Tuition, Scholarships & Financial Aid

Find opportunities to further advance your career and academic studies.

UMBC participates in all federal and state student financial aid programs and offers scholarships and assistantships through the Graduate School, Graduate Departments and the Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships.

Ready to Apply?

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Review Master of Science in System Engineering Requirements

B.S. degree in Engineering or Information Technology. GRE testing is not required. English Proficiency testing (TOEFL/ IELTS/PTE) is required for international students. Please visit our website for detailed admissions requirements for international applicants.

 

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Start Your Graduate Admissions Application

Please note that application decisions can take 6-8 weeks after the program’s deadline, and depend on how many applications a department receives. You will receive an email once the department processes your decision letter. You will be able to see your decision letter by logging in to the application website. Your decision letter will be where the application checklist was. You may also check your recommendation statuses to send reminders or update contact information from the user page. If you are having trouble logging back in, you can recover your account.

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Have Questions?

Please contact the appropriate Graduate School staff member for assistance, or contact our Main Office at gradschool@umbc.edu or 410-455-2537.

Application Deadlines

Fall Semester

Domestic Students:
Apply by August 1

International Students:
Apply by May 19

Spring Semester

Domestic Students:
Apply by December 1

International Students:
Apply by November 1

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Contact Information

Systems Engineering Program Contacts

Main Contact

Admissions
engineering@umbc.edu

Assistant Program Director

Jonathan Jett-Parmer
jonathan.jett-parmer@umbc.edu

Program Coordinator

Current Student Help
opp-studentsuccess@umbc.edu

UMBC Graduate School Admissions Office Contact Information

Mailing Address

UMBC Graduate School
1000 Hilltop Circle Baltimore, MD 21250

Admissions Staff

Staff are available from
Mon - Fri, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 410-455-2537

Request Help

Email Graduate Admissions at gradschool@umbc.edu.

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