Online Master of Engineering Degree
The Master of Engineering Program from the Case School of Engineering offers a professional graduate engineering degree and an opportunity to broaden your understanding of the practice of engineering in today’s business environment. The program lets you experience a learning environment that addresses critical competencies needed to enhance technical skills, business acumen and personal effectiveness in the workplace.
This program places an emphasis on excellence—in education, in our faculty, in student support and quality of student colleagues. A Master of Engineering degree will help practicing engineers better prepare themselves for both technical and business challenges.
We are delighted to share a scholarship toward this degree for those who qualify. Visit our tuition page to learn more.
Admissions Deadlines
Choose from four concentration areas or sample from amongst different disciplines. Concentrations include:
- Mechanical Engineering (EMAE)
- Biomedical Engineering (EBME)
- Systems & Control Engineering (SCS)
- Engineering Innovation, Management and Leadership (EIML)
How is the Master of Engineering degree different from a Master of Science degree?
Case Western Reserve University’s Master of Engineering degree is practice-oriented, not research-oriented. As such, a thesis is not required for the Master of Engineering degree. Instead, you will complete a set of six core courses specifically designed to address the practice of engineering in today’s business environment. In addition, you will enhance your technical competence by selecting four elective courses in a chosen discipline of engineering.
Please fill out the form on this page and you will receive personal assistance to learn more about how you can apply to this program. Our admissions advisor will contact you to answer questions and introduce you to the application process.
Course Organization
- 5 Core Courses – 15 credit hours
- 4 Technical Concentration Courses – 12 credit hours
- 1 Core Capstone Course – 3 credit hours
Concentrations
- Mechanical Engineering (EMAE)
- Biomedical Engineering (EBME)
- Systems & Control Engineering (SCS)
- Engineering Innovation, Management and Leadership (EIML)
Capstone or Experiential Learning
- Capstone
- Master of Engineering Project
Message from the Program Director
Sunniva R. Collins, Ph.D., FASM
Professor and Associate Chair
“Welcome to the Master of Engineering online degree program.
We are excited to bring this degree to practicing engineers to broaden their technical understanding in a variety of fields of study while also providing a strong foundation in the business environment.
The program offers a wide selection of technical electives in four concentration areas to choose from, so we are confident that this program will be well suited to your needs. At Case Western Reserve we provide an immersive and supportive educational environment, and we are looking forward to working with you to advance your career and meet your future goals.”