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Graduate Programs
 The Kate Gleason College of Engineering offers comprehensive, innovative
graduate programs in a range of engineering disciplines. Programs include the traditional
master of science (MS) degree and the master
of engineering (MEng) degree as well as an interdisciplinary degree
coordinated with RIT's College of Science. In addition, we are proud to
offer the nation's only Ph.D. program in microsystems
engineering.
The master of science degree comprises significant independent study
and/or research and leads to employment in engineering in an industrial
environment or to further graduate study at the doctoral level. The master
of engineering degree, by contrast, is primarily a terminal master's program
that prepares graduates for leadership positions in industry. In the MEng
programs, an engineering case study or industrial project is required
in place of a traditional thesis.
The Kate Gleason College of Engineering is also home to The John D. Hromi Center for Quality and Applied Statistics, which has achieved international recognition for excellence in the fields of quality management and applied statistics.
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