Johns Hopkins University, Engineering Programs for Professionals
Johns Hopkins University's Engineering and Applied Science Programs (EPP) can get you there. EPP is one of the nation's largest part-time graduate engineering schools, so you're likely to find the engineering master's degree or certificate program that can propel your career. Classes are scheduled weekday evenings and Saturdays at locations conveniently located throughout the greater Baltimore-Washington, D.C. area, and a growing number of programs and courses are available online.
Masters:
- Master in Applied and Computational Mathematics
- Master in Applied Biomedical Engineering
- Master in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
- Master in Civil Engineering
- Master in Computer Science
- Master in Electrical and Computer Engineering
- Master in Environmental Engineering, Science, and Management
- Master in Information Systems and Technology
- Master in Materials Science and Engineering
- Master in Mechanical Engineering
- Master in Systems Engineering
- Master in Technical Management
Certificates:
- Certificate in Applied and Computational Mathematics
- Certificate in Computer Science
- Certificate in Environmental Engineering, Science, and Management
- Certificate in Information Systems and Technology
- Certificate in Systems Engineering
- Certificate in Technical Innovation and New Ventures
- Certificate in Technical Management
