Interdisciplinary Programs

The Aerospace Engineering Program provides graduate education covering topics such as aerodynamics and heat transfer, structural mechanics and materials, and controls and automation. A dual degree in aerospace engineering and space architecture is also available.

Graduate studies in computer and systems engineering includes two options: computer engineering and computer controlled systems.

Visit the Engineering Data Science Graduate Program page for more information.

The Environmental Engineering Program offers study in areas such as water, wastewater, microbiology, bioremediation, soil and hazardous waste treatment and modeling, and airborne particulates.

Visit the Geosensing Systems Engineering Graduate Program page for more information.

The Materials Science and Engineering Program offers study in the areas of metallic alloys, polymers, ceramics and composites for advanced mechanical/aerospace engineering applications, and electronic and superconducting ceramics.

The Sasakawa International Center for Space Architecture (SICSA) brings more than 30 years of internationally recognized experience in habitat research, planning and design for space and extreme terrestrial environments. A dual degree in space architecture and aerospace engineering is also available.

(No new applicants are accepted at this time.) The nation’s first subsea engineering graduate program offers an engineering science-based curriculum that provides the scientific and technical skills necessary to create the first generation of trained subsea engineering specialists.