The College of Engineering
About the College
The College of Engineering prepares a new generation of engineers dedicated to discovery and the application of technology to promote economic development and improve quality of life.
Drexel University’s College of Engineering is guided by five core values that shape the curriculum and experience for all students: excellence in academics and research; personal, intellectual and professional development; diversity; innovation and exploration; internal and external collaborations and partnerships. We provide a research agenda for our PhD students that addresses society’s most pressing challenges regionally, nationally and globally. Our Master of Science students are trained in strategic leadership and entrepreneurial risk-taking to address the opportunities and challenges of a rapidly changing industry.
The graduate programs at Drexel College of Engineering integrate evolving engineering science with the growing fields of engineering applications and processes. As Drexel moves though the 21st century, the College of Engineering will continue to offer students a diverse academic learning and research environment, while continuing to build on its national reputation for excellence in engineering and research.
Majors
- Architectural Engineering (MSAE)
- Architectural Engineering (PhD)
- Chemical Engineering (MS)
- Chemical Engineering (PhD)
- Civil Engineering (MSCE)
- Civil Engineering (PhD)
- Computer Engineering (MS)
- Computer Engineering (PhD)
- Construction Management (MS)
- Cybersecurity (MS)
- Electrical Engineering (MS)
- Electrical Engineering (PhD)
- Electrical/Telecommunications Engineering (MS)
- Engineering (ME)
- Engineering Management (MS)
- Engineering Technology (MS)
- Environmental Engineering (MS)
- Environmental Engineering (PhD)
- NEW: the Internet of Things (MS)
- Machine Learning Engineering (MSMLE)
- Materials Science and Engineering (MS)
- Materials Science and Engineering (PhD)
- Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics (MS)
- Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics (PhD)
- Nanomaterials (MS)
- Peace Engineering (MS)
- Robotics and Autonomy (MS)
- Systems Engineering (MS)
Minors
Certificates
- Construction Management
- Engineering Management
- Hardware Systems Engineering
- NEW: Healthy Indoor Environments
- Naval Engineering
- Peace Engineering
- Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Manufacturing
- NEW: Planning and Design of Sustainable Infrastructure
- Real Estate
- NEW: Smart Building Systems
- NEW: Structures Forensics
- Sustainability and Green Construction
- Systems Design and Development
- Systems Engineering
- Systems Engineering Analysis
- Systems Engineering Integrated Logistics
- Systems Reliability Engineering
About Graduate Co-op
Drexel University’s long tradition in the field of experiential learning has now been extended into many of its master’s programs in science, business, and engineering.
This option, called the Graduate Co-op Program (GCP), provides students with the opportunity to gain work experience directly related to their career goals. Employment typically lasts six months. It is important to note that the GCP program does not guarantee a job. It is a market-driven process for the candidates as well as employers. GCP provides the tools and contacts; the student must qualify for the job on the basis of merit, qualifications, and skills.
Further information on the GCP program is available at the Drexel Steinbright Career Development Center.
