Research with purpose
Work with faculty, laboratories, centers, and interdisciplinary teams addressing complex engineering challenges.
Graduate Engineering
Take Your Expertise Further
Explore master's, doctoral, and graduate certificate programs that help you deepen your expertise, advance your career, and contribute to research with real-world impact.
Build deeper expertise
Graduate engineering starts with what you want to solve.
Graduate study at the Edward E. Whitacre Jr. College of Engineering gives you the opportunity to build advanced technical knowledge, work with faculty researchers, and prepare for the next stage of your career.
Whether your goal is professional advancement, specialized expertise, academic research, or doctoral study, use this page to compare graduate credentials and connect with the program that fits your goals.
Why graduate engineering?
Go beyond the classroom.
Build specialization
Develop deeper technical expertise in the areas most relevant to your interests and professional goals.
Expand your network
Connect with faculty, researchers, industry partners, peers, and alumni across engineering disciplines.
Prepare for what is next
Strengthen the research, technical, and professional skills that support careers in industry, academia, government, and entrepreneurship.
Graduate Program Explorer
Find your graduate program.
Filter by credential type or browse all graduate options available through the Whitacre College of Engineering.
12 programs shown
Industrial, Manufacturing and Systems Engineering
Graduate Credentials
- Master's
- Doctoral
Program availability, degree requirements, delivery format, admissions requirements, and deadlines may vary by program. Use each program page and the Texas Tech Graduate School for the most current information.
Research with purpose
Turn advanced study into meaningful work.
Graduate students at Whitacre have opportunities to work with faculty across laboratories, research groups, centers, and interdisciplinary teams. Research spans areas including energy, infrastructure, computing, advanced materials, water, manufacturing, wind science, and other fields shaping the future of engineering.
Plan your next step
Graduate study is more than a degree.
Texas Tech and the Whitacre College of Engineering provide resources to help graduate students navigate admissions, academic planning, research, professional development, and career preparation.
Take the next step.
Find the graduate program that fits your goals, review admissions requirements, and start your application to Texas Tech.
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