Systems Engineering

Master of Engineering (M.E.) ONLINE

More Information

For online education and registration questions:

Jenny Hannifin
Continuing Education
(970) 491-2665
jhannifin@learn.colostate.edu

For admission or advising questions:

Elisabeth Wadman
Electrical and Computer Engineering
(970) 491-6706
elisabeth.wadman@colostate.edu

Career Opportunities

The field of systems engineering addresses the current trend toward increasingly complex systems that exists across a variety of disciplines, including aerospace, energy, environment, and biosciences. The demand for qualified systems engineers outweighs the current supply of educated and experienced individuals.

Systems Engineering was named by CNNMoney.com as the number one best job in America in 2009. This is based on the opportunity for growth and a good salary.

With this degree, you will be prepared to meet the growing industry demand for trained systems engineers who can develop and implement disciplined development processes to manage complex engineered systems and produce a quality and reasonably priced product. You will gain the skills and training to overcome engineering issues at a systems level that can be applied to virtually any field of engineering.

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Who Should Earn This Degree

Engineers charged with managing complex systems or engineering project management.
Students interested in transitioning to a career in systems engineering, in fields including but not limited to aerospace, energy, environment, natural resources and bioscience/health.

Degree at a Glance

Delivery

Online. On-campus attendance is not required to complete this program. If you are enrolled for the online course, you are welcome to join on-campus courses as well.

Total Credits

30 credits

Tuition

$832 per credit
(financial aid available)

Time Frame

Program duration varies based on previous course work, intensity of study, and course availability. Summer courses are not required.

Designed For

Individuals charged with managing complex systems or engineering project management or interested in transitioning to a career in systems engineering. Fields of interest include aerospace, energy, environment, natural resources, and bioscience/health.

What You Will Earn

You will earn the same regionally accredited Colorado State University degree that a student on the Fort Collins campus is awarded. Your diploma and transcript are identical to those given to on-campus students.