Engineering and Engineering Technology - Graduate Degrees
GRADUATE DEGREES
Engineering and Engineering Technology
Explore RIT’s Engineering Master’s Degrees
Advanced Engineering & Technology
For students looking to deepen their technical expertise in engineering, computing, and systems innovation.
- Biomedical Engineering MS
- Chemical Engineering MS
- Communication Networks MS
- Computer Engineering MS
- Electrical Engineering MS
- Manufacturing and Mechanical Systems Integration MS
- Mechanical Engineering MS
- Mechanical Engineering ME
- Microelectronic Engineering MS
- Software Engineering MS
Engineering Leadership & Applied Systems
For students aiming to lead projects, manage teams, and apply systems thinking to solve real-world engineering challenges.
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RIT on the International Stage at G7 to Advance Semiconductor Development
Micron launches U.S.-Japan university partnership to increase research, educational opportunities, and the pipeline of graduates in computer chip manufacturing. RIT is one of six U.S. universities named as part of an international partnership to improve competitiveness in computer chip design, development, and manufacturing.
RIT Engineering Alumnus Part of DART Team That Changed the Speed and Path of an Asteroid
It is a powerful thing to redirect a 525-foot asteroid with a spacecraft moving at 14,000 mph, and Dmitriy Bekker ’07 BS/MS (computer engineering) was one of the engineers who made it happen. Bekker was part of DART (Double Asteroid Redirection Test), the team that impacted the asteroid Dimorphos on Sept. 26. Its mission was to test asteroid deflection technology—a means to defend Earth by changing the motion and speed of an asteroid.
Computer Engineering Alumnus Among Forbes’ 30 Under 30
Dylan Ayrey ’15 (computer engineering) was named in the Enterprise Technology category for developing the TruffleHog cybersecurity tool and founding a company that aims to improve cloud security.
Environmental Safety Alumnus Becomes Deputy Director of OSHA
James Frederick ’03 MS (environmental, health and safety management) is deputy director of OSHA, a federal agency charged with developing workplace safety and health standards and providing education and training to ensure safe working conditions.