Graduate Programs

Syracuse University is home to some of the top graduate programs in the country for a reason—because we substantially invest in research. Our world-renowned faculty and top-tier (R1) ranked research provide incredible opportunities for those in the science, technology, engineering and mathematics fields.

Professor Anupam Padney with two students examining metal equipment

AI Science

30 credit hours
In-Person

Biomedical Engineering

30-36 credit hours
In-person

Chemical Engineering

30 credit hours
In-person

Civil Engineering

30 credit hours
In-person

Computer Engineering

30 credit hours
In-person

Computer Science

30 credit hours
In-person

Cybersecurity

30 credit hours
In-person

Electrical Engineering

30 credit hours
In-person

Engineering Management

30 credit hours
In-person

Environmental Engineering

30 credit hours
In-person

Environmental Engineering Science

30 credit hours
In-person

Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

30 credit hours
In-person

Operations Research and Systems Analytics

30 credit hours
In-person

All undergraduate programs in the College of Engineering and Computer Science offer a combined degree pathway where students can pursue both a bachelor's and a master's degree. Undergraduates can also pair any ECS undergraduate program with an Engineering Management Master’s degree.

Biomedical Engineering

Chemical Engineering

Civil and Environmental Engineering

Computer and Information Science and Engineering

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering