Graduate Program: Engineering (ME) - Innovation, Sustainability, and Entrepreneurship

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Program/Degree
Engineering (ME) - Innovation, Sustainability, and Entrepreneurship  
Program Description

The Master of Engineering with an option in innovation, sustainability and entrepreneurship, or ME-ISE, is geared toward students and industry professionals who are interested in the translation and transfer of technologically promising research discoveries into sustainable technologies and processes. It offers a combination of business-oriented classes and engineering courses to help engineers bridge the gap between innovative ideas and sustainable economic development strategies.

 
Department/Academic Unit(s)

The College of Engineering was founded when the University of Arizona opened its doors in 1885. Mining was the bedrock of Arizona’s economy at that time, and educating mining engineers was a top priority – indeed, it still is.

As the state’s economy grew and diversified, the College of Engineering continued to play a pivotal role in providing the research and engineering expertise necessary for that growth.

In today’s competitive environment, graduates of the college are the entrepreneurs developing high-tech companies that are creating jobs and improving our quality of life.

An engineering education will provide the research to build new industries and the knowledge for those who run them.

 
College

College of Engineering

 
Campuses where offered

Global Direct - Online

University of Arizona - Main - Tucson

Arizona Online - Online

 
Contacts
Admissions Contact
Elsa I Morales
520-626-6762
Graduate Program Coordinator
Elsa I Morales
520-626-6762
Director of Graduate Studies
Pierre A Deymier
520-621-6080
Graduate College Degree Counselor
Annie Prisbrey
520-621-0119
 
Tuition and Fees
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Admissions Information

Admissions Requirements

Application requirements:

Minimum GPA:  3.0
Statement of purpose
3 letters of recommendation
official transcripts

International applicants:

TOEFL:  79 (internet-based); 550 (paper-based)
IELTS:  7 (overall band score)
GRE scores
 

 
Standardized Tests

Required test(s): GRE (international students)
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Minimum TOEFL: 79 (internet-based); 550 (paper-based)
Minimum IELTS: 7

 
Funding Opportunities
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Admissions Deadlines

Domestic Applicants:

  • Fall: February 1
  • Spring: September 1

International Applicants:

  • Fall: February 1
  • Spring: September 1
 
International Conditional Admission

International applicants will not be considered for conditional admission by this program.

Other Information
The GRE Institution Code for The University of Arizona is 4832

ETS Major Field Code(s) for this program: 4832

Completion Requirements

Minimum Credit Units

30 

Core Coursework Requirements

Degree requirements for ME-ISE: 30 units of graduate coursework, as follows:

12 units of coursework with a focus on business and management.

  • ENTR/SIE 557 (3 units): Project Management (S)
  • ENGR/SIE 514 (3 units): Law for Engineers/Scientists (S)
  • ENGR/SIE 567 (3 units): Financial Modeling for Innovation (F)

Choose one from the following courses:

  • SIE 515 (3 units): Technical Sales & Marketing (F&S)
  • SIE 522 (3 units): Engineering Decision-Making under Uncertainty (F)

18 units of coursework covering advanced materials and cutting-edge developments in materials science and engineering.

12 units of required courses.

  • MSE 550 (3 units): Materials Selection for the Environment (S)
  • MSE 596a (3 units): Special Topics: Materials for Innovation (S)
  • MSE 551 (3 units): Integrated Computational Materials Science and Engineering (ICMSE) (F)
  • ENGR/MSE 502 (3 units): Research Proposal Preparation (with additional component on SBIR/STTR) (S)

6 units of signature foundational course work.

  • MSE 531a (3 units): Engineering Materials Fundamentals (F)
  • MSE 580 (3 units): Advanced Characterization Methods in Materials Science and Engineering (S)

 

     S = Spring, F = Fall

 
Elective Coursework

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Student Handbook

Please refer to the Graduate Student Handbook for students who are pursuing this program of study.

 
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Last revised 24 Feb 2021