Flexible Coursework
Choose from a broad range of engineering coursework to support your professional goals and technical interests.
Advance your engineering career through a flexible, interdisciplinary, non-thesis graduate program designed for practicing engineers and available on campus or by distance learning.
Program Overview
The Master of Engineering degree program is an interdisciplinary, non-thesis program designed primarily for practicing engineers. The program is offered on the campus of Texas Tech University and by distance learning.
Students can tailor coursework to align with their career goals while strengthening technical expertise, leadership skills, and preparation for advanced roles in engineering.
What You'll Explore
Choose from a broad range of engineering coursework to support your professional goals and technical interests.
Strengthen the knowledge and skills needed for advanced engineering roles without completing a thesis requirement.
Prepare for roles such as project manager, design engineer, engineering consultant, systems engineer, and research and development engineer.
Student Experience
Complete the program through coursework that supports working professionals and students seeking advanced engineering preparation.
Study across engineering disciplines and select coursework that aligns with your career goals and professional interests.
Apply advanced engineering knowledge to professional practice, leadership, technical problem-solving, and project-based roles.
Next Steps
Connect with Texas Tech University to learn more about the Master of Engineering program, graduate admission requirements, and how this flexible degree can support your career goals.
Edward E. Whitacre Jr. College of Engineering