Future Grad Students
As a UVA Engineering graduate student, you'll work alongside award-winning faculty at a top-ranked, comprehensive university, offering rich opportunities for interdisciplinary research, collaboration and student life.
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Our highly ranked master's and Ph.D. programs provide students from around the world opportunities to become leaders in their fields.
Our Graduate Programs
We offer graduate degrees in nine programs, including online master's programs.
Which Type of Graduate Degree is Right for You?
The answer to that question depends on your professional goals. What do you imagine yourself doing in 10 years? Do you see yourself working in a large corporation designing new products or processes, or starting your own company and bringing a product or service to market? Will you work in a research lab, or serve as a university professor building your own research program while teaching and mentoring students? Are you planning to use your engineering degree as a springboard into a different field such as medicine, law or business? Do you want to improve your skills and marketability in your current career? How much time are you willing to invest in a graduate engineering degree?
Whatever your goals, UVA Engineering has a graduate degree that can help you get there.
The UVA Engineering Graduate School Advantage
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Student Support
Engineering graduate students are supported through an array of student support services covering a range of areas, including academic, personal, and professional support resources.
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Professional Development
Learn about the professional development resources available to you as a UVA Engineering graduate student.
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Student Life
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