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Earn the same diploma as students on campus
Flexible pay-as-you-go payment options with no hidden costs or fees
Just start learning and show us you’re ready, regardless of your academic background
Complete 30 courses (30 credit hours) full or part time at your own speed within 8 years
Lecture videos, hands-on projects, and connection with course facilitators and peers
Get ready for high-level career opportunities
With the ME-EM’s emphasis on job-relevant, applicable subjects—and the inclusion of industry case studies, data sets, and projects—you can be sure you will graduate with essential workplace skills.
When you graduate, you will be prepared to oversee a technical project, program, or team, manage a divisional budget, and perform a strategic analysis of the competitive technology environment.
As an admitted degree student, you will have lifelong access to Handshake through CU Boulder Career Services. Handshake is an online employment platform where employers post jobs and hold virtual events. As a graduate, you’ll become a member of the alumni association, Forever Buffs. Alumni can use Handshake as a networking tool to connect with other alumni.
You’ll also get access to Quinncia. This online tool uses data science, machine learning, and natural language processing to provide personalized feedback about your resume based on the criteria gathered from employers and global best practices.
Enrollment Open: January 2 - February 21, 2025.
For-credit Course Access: January 13 - March 7, 2025.
April 2: Join us for our live webinar Data-driven decision making for technical managers. Register here!
Average salary of an electrical engineer in the United States from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported job postings for electrical engineering in the U.S. alone recently numbered 303,800.
The materials engineering field is projecting growth year-over-year for 2021-2031 according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
The MAS-E curriculum supports your personal and professional goals through flexible course offerings. What do you want out of this program?
“I want to grow my career in advanced manufacturing.” The MAS-E supports your goal with curriculum in theme areas like Engineering Data Analysis and Advanced Manufacturing and Materials. Example courses include Applied Optimization, Analysis and Control of Nonlinear Systems, and Structural Materials.
“I want to switch my career path and pursue work in integrated circuits.” The MAS-E supports your goal with curriculum in theme areas like , Electrical, Power, and Autonomous Systems and Engineering Data Analysis. Example courses include Techniques for Electronic Device Fabrication, Models in Engineering, Flying Robots, and Optimization: Theory and Practice.
“I want to make an impact on climate change by developing skills in environmental engineering." The MAS-E supports your goal with curriculum in theme areas like Infrastructure Systems Engineering and Advanced Manufacturing and Materials. Example courses include Energy Systems Engineering, Ocean Engineering, Manufacturing in a Climate Emergency, and Digital Transformation & Industry 4.0.
Spring 1 enrollment closes on February 21, 2025.