Graduate degree programs

Why us?

The world today needs engineers to step up and find sustainable solutions to many challenges harming the lives of many. The School for Engineering of Matter, Transport and Energy, part of Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at Arizona State University, teaches students how to harness emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence, to discover novel materials and create innovative ways to improve products and tools that keep the world running.

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Zoom sessions run through August 2025.

We will review the graduate admissions criteria and program requirements for each program.

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Master’s degree programs

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Aerospace engineering, MS

The MS program in aerospace engineering equips students with the skills necessary to thrive in an ever-changing field.

Chemical engineering, MS

The MS programs in chemical engineering train students to create, develop and design technologies for converting raw materials into useful products.

Data science, analytics and engineering (materials science and engineering), MS

Learn the data science skills needed for the modern economy while enhancing your expertise in materials science and engineering.

Data science, analytics and engineering (mechanical and aerospace engineering), MS

Through interdisciplinary courses offered within and beyond engineering, students learn the data science skills needed to succeed in mechanical and aerospace engineering.

Using imagination, curiosity, testing and tools as fuel for discovery, the MS program in materials science and engineering helps you understand materials’ fundamental properties and applications in energy, security and sustainability.

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Mechanical engineering, MS

Faculty and students work side by side to research and create solutions for issues related to energy, human health and transportation.

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Biological Design, MS

Become an expert at the intersection of life and machinery. You’ll work on use-inspired projects and research with world-class faculty and peers.

Modern energy production and sustainable use, MS

Learn interdisciplinary thinking and master the skills necessary to create, store and use renewable energy.

Robotics and autonomous systems, MS

Learn about robotics, artificial intelligence, autonomy, control systems, machine learning, and human-machine interaction to develop the next generation of intelligent robots.

Semiconductor processing certificate

Semiconductor chips are used in everything from mobile phones and household appliances to the communications networks that support autonomous vehicle fleets. This program prepares you to be at the forefront of semiconductor technology as this field continues to advance.

Doctoral degrees

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Aerospace engineering, PhD

Solve fundamental challenges and contribute to the development of technologies that will define aerospace and space exploration field.

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Biological design, PhD

Create solutions for critical issues in various fields, including medicine, agriculture and environmental sustainability by leveraging innovative designs based on biological systems.

Chemical engineering, PhD

Innovate across manufacturing, energy, pharmaceuticals and environmental sustainability.

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Become an expert in the design, development and manipulation of materials to meet the needs of various industries.

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Mechanical engineering, PhD

Whether working on innovations in robotics, energy systems or manufacturing, a PhD in mechanical engineering will enable you to make a real impact on the world.