Graduate Admissions Contacts and Deadlines

Program	Fall Deadline		Spring Deadline		Summer Deadline		Contact
Aerospace Engineering, MS	Domestic	International	Domestic	International	Domestic	International	megrad [at] uh.edu (Mechanical Engineering) 713-743-4505
	Mar 15 (*priority May 15 (regular)	Mar 15 (*priority) May 15 (regular)	Oct 15	Oct 15	N/A	N/A

Program	Fall Deadline		Spring Deadline		Summer Deadline		Contact
	Domestic	International	Domestic	International	Domestic	International	bmegrad [at] central.uh.edu (Graduate Academic Advisor)
Biomedical Engineering, MS	Feb 15 (*priority) May 15 (regular)	Feb 15 (*priority) May 15 (regular)	Oct 15	Oct 15	Feb 15	Feb 15
Biomedical Engineering, PhD	Feb 15 (*priority) May 15 (regular)	Feb 15 (*priority) May 15 (regular)	Oct 15	Oct 15	Feb 15	Feb 15
Biomedical Engineering, MS (UH Extend - Online)	July 1	July 1	Dec 1	Dec 1	May 1	May 1

Program	Fall Deadline		Spring Deadline		Summer Deadline		Contact
	Domestic	International	Domestic	International	Domestic	International	Biotechnology 713-743-4040
Biotechnology, MS	July 31	April 1	Dec 15	Oct 1	N/A	N/A

Program	Fall Deadline		Spring Deadline		Summer Deadline		Contact
	Domestic	International	Domestic	International	Domestic	International	ymthomas [at] central.uh.edu (Yolanda Thomas) 713-743-4311
Chemical Engineering, MChE	May 1	May 1	Nov 1	Nov 1	N/A	N/A
Chemical Engineering, MS	Feb 15	Feb 15	Oct 15	Sep 15	N/A	N/A
Chemical Engineering, PhD	Feb 15	Feb 15	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Chemical Engineering, MChE (UH Extend - Online)	July 1	July 1	Dec 1	Dec 1	May 1	May 1

Program	Fall Deadline		Spring Deadline		Summer Deadline		Contact
	Domestic	International	Domestic	International	Domestic	International	jrodrig5 [at] central.uh.edu (Jose Rodriguez) 713-743-7060
Civil Engineering, MS	Mar 15 (*priority) May 15 (regular)	Mar 15 (*priority) May 15 (regular)	Oct 15	Oct 15	N/A	N/A
Civil Engineering, PhD	Mar 15	Mar 15	Oct 15	Oct 15	N/A	N/A
Civil Engineering, MS (UH Extend - Online)	July 1	July 1	Dec 1	Dec 1	May 1	May 1

Program	Fall Deadline		Spring Deadline		Summer Deadline		Contact
	Domestic	International	Domestic	International	Domestic	International	Computational Health Informatics 713-743-4040
Computational Health Informatics, MS	July 31	April 1	Dec 15	Oct 1	N/A	N/A

Program	Fall Deadline		Spring Deadline		Summer Deadline		Contact
Computer & Systems Engineering, MS	Domestic	International	Domestic	International	Domestic	International	knking [at] central.uh.edu (Kelly King ) 713-743-7955
	Mar 15 (*priority) May 15 (regular)	Mar 15 (*priority) May 15 (regular)	Oct 15	Oct 15	N/A	N/A

Program	Fall Deadline		Spring Deadline		Summer Deadline		Contact
	Domestic	International	Domestic	International	Domestic	International	hture [at] uh.edu (Hawa Ture) 713-743-5416
Construction Management, MS	July 31	April 1	Dec 15	Oct 1	N/A	N/A

Program	Fall Deadline		Spring Deadline		Summer Deadline		Contact
	Domestic	International	Domestic	International	Domestic	International	dmdillon [at] uh.edu (Donnella Dillon) 713-743-6267
Cybersecurity, MS	July 31	April 1	Dec 15	Oct 1	N/A	N/A

 

Electrical Engineering

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Engineering Data Science

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Engineering Management

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Environmental Engineering

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Foresight

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The Master of Science in Foresight, offered by the Department of Human Development and Consumer Sciences, is an interdisciplinary program that prepares students to become professional futurists or to bring a futures perspective to their current careers. This program uses a wide range of theoretical and practical models to examine the sources, patterns and causes of change in order to map probable, plausible and preferable futures. The curriculum is unique and rigorous. It prepares graduates to enter an emerging professional field that helps business, government, non-profits and others anticipate and prepare for the future. The 30-hour degree pulls from other academic disciplines such as Business, Government and Education. Courses include: Futures Research, World Futures, Systems Thinking, Strategic Planning, and Social Change.

 

Geosensing Systems

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Global Retailing

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Global Retailing is bringing radical changes to retailing. The Master of Science (MS) in Global Retailing offers unmatched opportunities to learn new strategies and gain deeper insight into the worldwide dynamics and impact of multi-cultural consumer behavior, data analytics, profitability, financial models, and channel strategies. This program goes beyond teaching theory to practical applications. Executives in residence and UH faculty provide a stimulating experience where students will explore cross-cultural trends in retail management such as international product sourcing and distribution, applied retail market research and evaluation, and international trade regulations. The 30-hour program uniquely prepares innovative, agile retail marketers to successfully propel their careers and emerge as leaders of businesses throughout the global marketplace.

 

Human Resource Development

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The Master of Science (MS) degree in Human Resource Development (HRD) is designed for the professional who seeks to lead and execute talent development, talent management and performance strategies in diverse organizations. With a strong emphasis on data and value, students evaluate assumptions, clarify problems or opportunities, design and execute interventions (i.e. learning strategy, on boarding, process improvement, e-learning, performance evaluations etc.). Students evaluate the impact and value of these strategies through the lenses of change, learning and performance.

 

Industrial Engineering

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Materials Engineering

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Mechanical Engineering

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Mechanical Engineering Technology

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The Mechanical Engineering Technology emphasis builds upon our recognized and ABET accredited mechanical baccalaureate degrees and related fields providing students with highly developed expertise in design and analysis of mechanical systems. This degree provides an integrated multi-disciplinary program designed to prepare individuals with practical and theoretical skills in Technology with a focus on applied Mechanical Engineering. This relationship facilitates the translation of research findings to meet current industry needs. With state-of-the-art teaching and research laboratories, the M.S. degree offers courses and cutting-edge research experiences in several applied areas including, instrumentation and measurement, biomedical systems, advanced materials design, manufacturing, systems integration, oil and gas applications, and energy.

 

Network Communications

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The Master of Science (MS) in Engineering Technology - Network Communications Track may be completed under the thesis option or project option. This program builds upon Technology Accreditation Commission of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (TAC-ABET)-accredited baccalaureate degree programs in the fields of computer, electronic or electrical engineering technology, and related fields. The program provides an advanced knowledge of communication between and within computer networks, including data processing in the network environment, network operations software and operating systems, and communication systems. The program will emphasize the following topics: network security, network management, and project management. Graduates are prepared to be advanced level technologists in computer applications in industry and technology instructors for educational institutions offering baccalaureate and associate degree programs.

 

Petroleum Engineering

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Space Architecture

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Subsea Engineering

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Supply Chain and Logistics Technology

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The Master of Science in Supply Chain and Logistics Technology (SCLT) is designed for the professional who seeks advanced preparation in logistics, inventory management, transportation, sales, and procurement. Required courses focus on the development of project management skills that are designed to prepare graduates for responsible leadership roles in technology and information-based workplaces. Course topics in the SCLT area of emphasis include logistics and transportation strategies, supply chain operations measurement and evaluation, global logistics and transportation, and procurement strategies. Students also complete six additional hours of elective coursework relevant to the area of emphasis and the research requirements.

 

Technology Project Management

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The degree plan for a Master of Science (MS) in Technology Project Management is designed specifically to prepare individuals with undergraduate degrees in technology disciplines for responsible leadership roles in the technology-based and professional workplaces. The core courses provide in-depth preparation in project management skills. Being able to plan and manage technology projects is an increasingly important skill for those with a technical background. The directed area of study allows graduate students the opportunity to focus in an area of specialization. Many opportunities await the Technology Project Management graduate. Students who graduate with a Master of Science in Technology Project Management are prepared to fill vital management and supervisory roles in a wide range of industries. Career options will vary depending on the chosen area of emphasis. Students in the program have reported that they have been able to apply the skills they learn across wide variety of occupations including: Project Manager, Team Lead, Analyst, Process Engineer, Quality Manager, Information Services Manager, Logistics Manager, Finance Manager, Senior Sourcing Specialist, Engagement Manager, Operations Management and Business Development Manager.