Graduate Programs

The School of Engineering and Computer Science offers work leading to the master of science degree in electrical and computer engineering, mechanical engineering, systems engineering, computer science and engineering, and software engineering and doctor of philosophy degrees in mechanical engineering and in systems engineering. It also offers a master of science program in engineering management in cooperation with the School of Business Administration.

Assistantships/Fellowships

A number of graduate assistantships and a limited number of fellowships are awarded each year on a competitive basis. They carry both stipend and tuition waiver. Graduate assistants render 20 hours per week of teaching and/or research service to the university. No such service is required of graduate fellows. Graduate assistants or fellows at the master's level, who plan to enter either the area of research and development in industry or a doctoral program, are strongly encouraged to include a master's project or thesis as part of their program.

Ph.D. in Systems Engineering - Discipline Specializations

The Ph.D. program in systems engineering emphasizes a "systems" approach to problem solving. Depending upon students' previous background and training, any one of the following discipline specializations may be followed:

• Computer Systems
• Control Engineering and Dynamic Systems
• Electrical Engineering Systems
• Manufacturing Processes and Systems
• Mechanical Engineering Systems

For more information, please see the Oakland University Graduate Catalog.