Tufts School of Engineering: Graduate Programs

An Engine for Good Tufts Engineering Graduate Programs

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Why Tufts School of Engineering?

Build a personalized path of study just a few miles from the high-tech hubs of Boston and Cambridge.

• One-on-one career advising and workshops • Small class sizes, shared with talented classmates • Mentorship from professors and top industry professionals • Collaborative, cross-disciplinary research • Extensive professional development training and resources • Countless opportunities to make connections • Part-time programming available

Engineer your own path:

Programs are often eligible for employer tuition reimbursement programs.

Work and learn:

Explore your professional interests in the new Graduate Co-Op Program for engineering students in full-time, on campus M.S. programs.

Go in depth with a doctorate: Fully funded Ph.D. programs available.

Scholarships Available for Select Programs: The School of Engineering offers partial tuition scholarships for a select group of Engineering master’s and certificate programs. When you apply for admission, you’ll automatically be considered; there’s no separate scholarship application or additional information required.

Applicants are encouraged to apply early for priority scholarship consideration.

Register for an info session:

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Apply now:

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Contents Why Tufts School of Engineering?

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Career outcomes

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Academic disciplines

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Biomedical Engineering

Management and Innovation (Tufts Gordon Institute)

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Cross-disciplinary programs

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Chemical and Biological Engineering Civil and Environmental Engineering Computer Science Highlighted New Programs Electrical and Computer Engineering Mechanical Engineering

Graduate Co-Op program

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Certificate programs

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Graduate student life

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Joint Ph.D. programs

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Career Outcomes

Our graduate programs are designed to set you up for career success. With over 125,000 alumni, you’ll have access to a large network of professional contacts and mentors.

Where SOE graduate alumni work: • Biogen • Pfizer • Epic • Avangrid Renewables • Amazon • Google • Deloitte • Microsoft • MITRE Corporation • Bose • Sanofi • Bristol Myers Squibb • Raytheon Technologies • And many more

“I was able to step in as a security expert from day one, which effectively positioned me as a leader early in my career. That experience has propelled my career in ways I’m incredibly grateful to Tufts for.”

Matt Fiedler A21, F22, EG22 M.S. in Cybersecurity and Public Policy, currently a senior data scientist on the cyberanalytics team at Mastercard

Tufts SOE alumni work in the

following positions:

• Biochemist • Biophysicist • Computer and information systems manager • Management analyst • Software developer • Information security analyst • Industrial engineer • Financial and investment analyst • Architectural and engineering managers

• Among many others

Graduate student professional development

Participate in free professional development opportunities offered by the Office of Graduate Programs.

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“The best advice that the career center gave me was, ‘You can get anywhere from anywhere.’ There is no rush. You will be working for your entire life. It’s worth investing the time now figuring out where you want to start.”

Meghan Davis E23, EG25, Dual Degree in Innovation and Management and Biomedical Engineering, currently a senior program associate at the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center

Some recent sessions include: • Preparing for an Engineering Career in Industry: Hiring Process, Interviews, Salary Negotiation • Podcasting for Public Scholarship • Public Speaking for Conferences and Thesis Defenses • Jumpstart Your Career • Green Careers Networking Night

Engineer the Future At Tufts School of Engineering, students prepare to become future leaders in our increasingly interconnected world. Whether you’re passionate about creating new technology to improve health, increasing sustainability, or innovating computing and AI systems, you’ll join a cohort dedicated to making a difference. Combine exceptional instruction and hands-on learning to earn a degree that will prepare you for career success.

Graduate programs in: New Artificial Intelligence (M.S.) Assistive Design (Certificate) Bioengineering (M.S.) Biomedical Engineering (Certificate, M.S., Ph.D.) Biophotonics (Certificate, M.S.) Biotechnology Engineering (Ph.D.) Biotechnology (Certificate) Cellular Agriculture (Certificate) Chemical Engineering (M.S., Ph.D.) Civil and Environmental Engineering (Certificate, M.S., Ph.D.) Cognitive Science (Joint Ph.D.) Computer Engineering (Certificate, M.S.) Computer Science, On Campus (Certificate, M.S., Ph.D., Post-baccalaureate) Computer Science, Online (Certificate, M.S., Post-baccalaureate) New Cybersecurity (Certificate, M.S.) Cybersecurity and Public Policy (M.S.) Data Science, Online or On Campus (Certificate, M.S., Post-baccalaureate) Dual Degree Engineering Program (Select from 15+ specialized M.S. programs across all engineering disciplines plus one business-focused M.S. from Tufts Gordon Institute)

Engineering Management, available part-time online and part-time or full-time on campus (M.S.) Environmental Management (Certificate) Human Factors Engineering (M.S.) Human Factors in Medical Devices and Systems, Fully Online or Hybrid (Certificate) Human-Computer Interaction (Certificate) Human-Robot Interaction (M.S., Joint Ph.D.) Innovation and Management (M.S.) Manufacturing Engineering (Certificate) Materials Science and Engineering (M.S., Joint Ph.D.) Mechanical Engineering (M.S., Ph.D.) Microwave and Wireless Engineering (Certificate) Offshore Wind Energy Engineering (M.S., Ph.D., Post-baccalaureate) Product Development and Design, Online (Certificate) Software Systems Development (M.S.) Teacher Engineering Education Program, Online (Certificate) Technology, Management, and Leadership, available part-time online with optional on campus courses (M.S.) Technology, Management, and Leadership, Online with optional on-campus immersive experiences (Certificate)

Electrical Engineering (M.S.) Electrical and Computer Engineering (Ph.D.) Environmental Engineering Policy and Planning (M.S.)

Request more information:

go.tufts.edu/gradschoolinfo

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Degrees Biomedical Engineering (Certificate, M.S., Ph.D.)

Bioengineering: Biomaterials track (M.S.)

Biophotonics (Certificate, M.S.)

Cellular Agriculture (Certificate)

Materials Science and Engineering (M.S., Joint Ph.D.)

Dual Degree M.S. Program (with Tufts Gordon Institute)

SOE M.S. Co-Op Program* (M.S. degree, plus co-op experience working for an employer)

Join the cutting-edge of medical advancement. At Tufts, you’ll be handson in the lab from the start. Our cellular agriculture research is strengthening the future of food, while medical diagnostic imaging instrumentation improves diagnosis of various conditions. Whether you’re interested in deepening understanding of diseases like cancer, making drug delivery more efficient, or exploring tissue engineering, Tufts has it all.

Learn more:

go.tufts.edu/bme *Eligibility for co-op program is limited to students in on-campus engineering master’s programs. See page 23 for more info.

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Learn more about Haylee and Professor Peyton

Biomedical Engineering In Professor and Chair Shelly Peyton’s lab, Ph.D. student Haylee Wagner studies how the extracellular matrix—the protein network surrounding cells—varies across tissues and how its interaction with cancer cells can influence drug response. She credits Tufts with helping her pursue a career focused on understanding complex diseases like cancer and translating discoveries into new therapeutic approaches that improve patient outcomes.

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Learn more about Samantha and Professor Tzanakakis

Chemical and Biological Engineering In Professor and Chair Manolis Tzanakakis’ lab, Ph.D. student Samantha Kruzshak explores alternatives to animal testing through research in stem cell culture and organoid generation. Mentorship became an unexpected highlight of her time at Tufts, and she credits Tufts for helping her grow both as an independent scientist and as a member of a broader research community.

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Degrees Chemical Engineering (M.S., Ph.D.)

Bioengineering: Cell and Bioprocess Engineering track (M.S.)

Biotechnology Engineering (Ph.D.)

Biotechnology (Certificate)

Materials Science and Engineering (Joint Ph.D.)

Dual Degree M.S. Program (with Tufts Gordon Institute)

SOE M.S. Co-Op Program* (M.S. degree, plus co-op experience working for an employer)

Chemical engineers may do research at a microscopic level, but the impact of their work is enormous: cleaner water, improved sanitation, and more efficient materials for industrial processes, to name just a few benefits. Our students work closely with faculty across disciplines to create novel materials and devices for clean energy and environmental applications. With a Tufts education, you’ll be ready to contribute to a more sustainable world through industry or academia.

Learn more:

go.tufts.edu/chbe *Eligibility for co-op program is limited to students in on-campus engineering M.S. programs. See page 23 for more info.

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Degrees Civil and Environmental Engineering (Certificate, M.S., Ph.D.)

Environmental Management (Certificate)

Offshore Wind Energy Engineering (M.S., Ph.D., Post-bacc)

Environmental Engineering Policy and Planning (M.S.)

Bioengineering: Environmental Biotechnology track (M.S.)

Materials Science and Engineering (Joint Ph.D.)

Dual Degree M.S. Program (with Tufts Gordon Institute)

SOE M.S. Co-Op Program* (M.S. degree, plus co-op experience working for an employer)

Our changing environment requires civil and environmental professionals who are flexible, technically adept, and strong critical thinkers.

Tufts instills these skills through a dynamic curriculum with passionate faculty members and hands-on projects. You’ll gain expertise in areas such as resilient infrastructure, offshore wind, or geotechnical engineering that will help you take the next step in your career.

Learn more:

go.tufts.edu/cee *Eligibility for co-op program is limited to students in on-campus engineering M.S. programs. See page 23 for more info 9

Learn more about Hooman and Professor Baise

Civil and Environmental Engineering Ph.D. student Hooman Shirzadi develops advanced machine learning and statistical models for natural hazard modeling, structural dynamics, and health monitoring with a goal of creating smarter, safer environments. He says that his work with expert faculty members like Professor Laurie Baise “has expanded [his] professional network and sharpened [his] ability to communicate complex technical concepts to both academic and industry audiences.”

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Earn your M.S., Certificate, or Post-bacc in Computer Science or Data Science, online or on campus.

Visit go.tufts.edu/soeonline to learn more about our online options.

Learn more about Jonah and Professor Foster

Computer Science Pursuing a Ph.D. in Computer Science at Tufts has provided Jonah Weinbaum with many networking opportunities. “Through Tufts I’ve been given the opportunity to learn from experts either at external events or from professors who have been invited to speak at Tufts,” he shared. He studies programming languages with Professor Jeffrey Foster and Assistant Professor Guannan Wei (not pictured).

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Degrees New Artificial Intelligence (M.S.) Computer Science, On Campus (Certificate, M.S., Ph.D., Post-bacc**)

Computer Science, Online (Certificate, M.S., Post-bacc**)

Bioengineering: Bioinformatics track (M.S.) Cognitive Science (Joint Ph.D.) Computer Engineering (Certificate, M.S.) New Cybersecurity (Certificate, M.S.) Cybersecurity and Public Policy (M.S.) Data Science, Online or On Campus (Certificate, M.S., Post-bacc)

Human-Computer Interaction (Certificate) Human-Robot Interaction (M.S., Joint Ph.D.) Software Systems Development (M.S.) Dual Degree M.S. Program (with Tufts Gordon Institute)

SOE M.S. Co-Op Program*

(M.S. degree, plus co-op experience working for an employer)

Grounded in a focus on public good, Tufts students don’t wait until graduation to start making a difference. You’ll have a chance to explore how traditional and emerging areas of computer science intersect with today’s most pressing issues. From artificial intelligence to cybersecurity, our programs prioritize small class sizes and an interdisciplinary approach.

Learn more:

go.tufts.edu/cs *Eligibility for co-op program is limited to students in on-campus engineering M.S. programs. See page 23 for more info. **Post-bacc in Computer Science can lead to an M.S. in Computer Science, M.S. in Cybersecurity, or M.S. in Artificial Intelligence.

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HIGHLIGHTED NEW PROGRAMS

Become a Leader in Cybersecurity CHOOSE YOUR PATH (NEW) Master’s in Cybersecurity

Meet security challenges with technical mastery and gain insight into cybersecurity’s ethical and societal implications. Students build expertise in security algorithms, vulnerability assessment, and defensive technologies while gaining advanced knowledge of computing system design and implementation. Learn more at go.tufts.edu/cybersecurity

Master’s in Cybersecurity and Public Policy

Shape strategy at the intersection of technology, law, and international affairs. Integrate technical and policy perspectives, and explore a wide range of cybersecurity policy issues, from intelligence and national security to digital development and business. This program is shared with The Fletcher School at Tufts University. Learn more at go.tufts.edu/cspp

(NEW) Certificate in Cybersecurity

Expand your technical skills to prepare for career advancement or graduate study. The certificate program is designed as an on-ramp for those who wish to build skills in cybersecurity before applying to the master’s program or pursuing new career opportunities. Learn more at go.tufts.edu/CyfbersecurityCert

The Tufts Cybersecurity Center for the Public Good advances research and education to address the civic and societal impact of technology.

Through its Cybersecurity Clinic, students provide a range of pro bono services (such as risk assessments and security support) to nonprofit and under-resourced organizations.

Here are just a few of the expert faculty members you may work with in our cybersecurity programs:

Minnie McNeal Kenny Assistant Professor Megumi Ando

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Assistant Professor Johes Bater

Teaching Professor Ming Chow

Professor and Chair Jeff Foster

Professor Susan Landau

Associate Professor Yingjie Lao

Lin Family Assistant Professor Dan Votipka

Professor Josephine Wolff

HIGHLIGHTED NEW PROGRAMS

Master’s in Artificial Intelligence CHOOSE BETWEEN TWO DISTINCT TRACKS: M.S. in AI Computer Science track Focus on the principles and applications of machine learning and artificial intelligence from a computational perspective, with a strong emphasis on the broader social context in which AI technologies are developed and deployed.

M.S. in AI Electrical and Computer Engineering track Integrate principles of machine learning and artificial general intelligence with specialized engineering domain knowledge, covering both fundamental and systems concepts in AI and how to apply these methods to diverse domains.

Scan for the latest updates on new AI programming throughout the year

Tufts Institute for Artificial Intelligence (TIAI)

The Tufts Institute for Artificial Intelligence is a university-wide institute that connects expertise across engineering, health sciences, social sciences, and the arts to advance transformative AI research.

From improving healthcare outcomes to informing policy and creative practice, TIAI explores how AI can shape and support a complex, interconnected world.

Meet just a few of the expert Tufts faculty that you could work with in our AI program:

Associate Professor Shuchin Aeron

Associate Professor Mike Hughes

Assistant Professor Reuth Mirsky

Distinguished Professor and Dean of Graduate Education Karen Panetta

Professor Abani Patra

Karol Family Applied Technology Professor Matthias Scheutz

Associate Professor Jivko Sinapov

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Degrees New Artificial Intelligence (M.S.) Electrical Engineering (M.S.) Computer Engineering (Certificate, M.S.)

Electrical and Computer Engineering (Ph.D.)

Bioengineering: Signals and Systems track (M.S.)

Data Science, On Campus (Certificate, M.S., Post-bacc)

Data Science, Online (Certificate, M.S., Post-bacc)

Materials Science and Engineering

(Joint Ph.D.)

Microwave and Wireless Engineering (Certificate)

Product Development and Design, Online (Certificate)

Dual Degree M.S. Program (with Tufts’ Gordon Institute)

SOE M.S. Co-Op Program*

(M.S. degree, plus co-op experience working for an employer)

Students in Tufts’ electrical and computer engineering program work in state-of-the-art facilities to develop hardware systems, photonics, and signal and image processing. Graduates are well-positioned to enter a multitude of fields such as bioengineering, artificial intelligence, robotics, and more.

Learn more:

go.tufts.edu/ece *Eligibility for co-op program is limited to students in on-campus engineering M.S. programs. See page 23 for more info.

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Learn more about Sandro and Professor Aeron

Electrical and Computer Engineering After exploring many different research areas during his undergraduate years at Tufts, Aleksandre (Sandro) Avaliani knew that Tufts was the right choice for his graduate education.

He now studies the mathematical foundations of machine learning for high-dimensional data with Professor Shuchin Aeron. In Aeron’s lab, researchers focus on machine learning, statistical signal processing, information theory, and optimal transport.

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Earn your Certificate in Human Factors in Medical Devices and Systems fully online or through a hybrid model.

Visit go.tufts.edu/soeonline to learn more about our online options.

Learn more about Maliheh and Professor Guasto

Mechanical Engineering After interviewing with her advisor Professor Jeffrey Guasto and learning more about the Tufts University’s collaborative and supportive environment, Ph.D. student in Mechanical Engineering Maliheh Teimouri knew Tufts was the right place for her. Her current work, driven by a deep interest in fluid dynamics and soft matter physics, bridges disciplines to investigate how viscoelastic fluids behave in the microscale.

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Degrees Mechanical Engineering (M.S., Ph.D.) Human Factors Engineering (M.S.) Human Factors in Medical Devices and Systems, Fully Online or Hybrid (Certificate)

Human-Computer Interaction (Certificate)

Assistive Design (Certificate)

Human-Robot Interaction (M.S., Joint Ph.D.)

Bioengineering: Biomechanical Systems and Devices track

(M.S.)

Manufacturing Engineering (Certificate)

Materials Science and Engineering (Joint Ph.D.)

Dual Degree M.S. Program (with Tufts Gordon Institute)

SOE M.S. Co-Op Program*

(M.S. degree, plus co-op experience working for an employer)

Gain mastery over developing the mechanical components and systems that shape our world.

Mentorship from faculty members will guide you to innovate with human factors in mind. Through coursework and extracurricular opportunities, you’ll connect with a cohort of engineers looking to make a difference in the aerospace or automotive industry, medical devices, micro- and nano-devices, and more.

Learn more:

go.tufts.edu/me *Eligibility for co-op program is limited to students in on-campus M.S. programs. See page 23 for more info.

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Degrees

Innovation and Management (Full-time cohort-based program with some optional online courses)

Engineering Management

(Available part-time online and part-time or full-time on campus)

Technology, Management, and Leadership (Available part-time online with optional on campus courses)

Dual Degree M.S. Program

(Choose one of the above M.S. management programs and pair it with a technical on-campus M.S. degree offered by another School of Engineering department)

Technology, Management, and Leadership Certificate

(Online with optional immersive experiences on campus)

SOE M.S. Co-Op Program*

(M.S. degree, plus co-op experience working for an employer)

Lead at the intersection of innovation and industry. Tufts Gordon Institute offers transformative programs designed for people who want to advance their career in a leadership or management position. Each program above develops the applied business mindset and skillset that turns technical knowledge into real-world impact—through hands-on projects, practitioner mentorship, and frameworks you’ll use from day one. Across all programs, students learn to lead cross-functional teams and drive strategic decision-making.

Learn more:

gordon.tufts.edu *Eligibility for co-op program is limited to students in on-campus engineering M.S. programs. See page 23 for more info.

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Earn your M.S. in Engineering Management or your M.S. or Certificate in Technology, Management, and Leadership online, with the option of also participating in on-campus immersive experiences.

Visit go.tufts.edu/soeonline to learn more.

Learn more about Smit and Professor Čučkov

Innovation and Leadership Tufts Gordon Institute Smit Patel describes Tufts as a “home away from home.” Through the M.S. in Engineering Management program, he’s helped support a nonprofit company that improves food access in Mississippi Delta food deserts and completed a co-op at Tesla. As Smit works towards his goal of becoming a product manager, faculty members like Professor of the Practice Filip Čučkov provide invaluable guidance along the way.

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Cross-disciplinary programs Interdisciplinary learning is crucial to solving today’s complex engineering challenges. At Tufts, you’ll collaborate with faculty, classmates, and researchers across departments to gain new perspectives, expand your expertise, and develop solutions with real-world impact.

Degrees New Artificial Intelligence

Data Science

Offered in two departments:

Offered in two departments:

• Computer Science • Electrical and Computer Engineering

• Computer Science • Electrical and Computer Engineering

Bioengineering

Human-Robot Interaction

Independent program with the option to choose between six tracks:

Offered in three departments:

• Bioinformatics • Biomaterials • Biomechanical Systems and Devices • Cell and Bioprocess Engineering • Environmental Biotechnology • Signals and Systems

Materials Science and Engineering

Computer Engineering Offered in two departments:

• Computer Science • Electrical and Computer Engineering

Cybersecurity and Public Policy

Joint degree offered by the Department of Computer Science and The Fletcher School

Learn more:

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• Computer Science • Electrical and Computer Engineering • Mechanical Engineering

Independent program

Dual Degree M.S. Program

Earn an on-campus degree in Engineering Management, Innovation and Management, or Technology, Management, and Leadership, and an M.S. from one of the six academic departments.

In Dean of Graduate Education and Professor Karen Panetta’s lab, researchers study signal and image processing and simulation modeling. Obafemi Jinadu works on computer vision and deep learning applications. “I love the collaborative environment at Tufts, and how my advisor and every professor I have come across is genuinely invested in the development of students,” he says.

Joint Ph.D. programs Tufts School of Engineering offers three joint Ph.D. options, connecting you with faculty and research across multiple disciplines. You can apply to a joint Ph.D. program through a home department while engaging in collaborative, cross-disciplinary work that expands your expertise and prepares you to lead innovative research in your chosen field.

Degrees Cognitive Science

Materials Science and Engineering

Offered in one Engineering department:

Offered in five departments:

• Computer Science

• Biomedical Engineering • Chemical and Biological Engineering • Civil and Environmental Engineering • Electrical and Computer Engineering • Mechanical Engineering

Human-Robot Interaction Offered in three departments:

• Computer Science • Electrical and Computer Engineering • Mechanical Engineering

Learn more:

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SOE M.S. co-op program Gain up to six months of full-time work experience, build your resume, and prepare for post-graduation employment through the School of Engineering’s Graduate Co-Op Program.

How to apply:

Master’s students in the following programs are eligible for co-ops: • Artificial Intelligence • Bioengineering • Biomedical Engineering • Biophotonics • Chemical Engineering • Civil & Environmental Engineering • Computer Engineering • Computer Science • Cybersecurity • Cybersecurity & Public Policy

• Data Science • Electrical Engineering • Human Factors Engineering • Human-Robot Interaction • Innovation & Management • Materials Science & Engineering • Mechanical Engineering • Offshore Wind Energy Engineering • Software Systems Development

Indicate interest in the SOE Co-Op Program on the admissions application, or apply to the program during your first semester as a School of Engineering master’s student.

Companies where students have completed co-ops include: • Abiomed • Dassault Systems • Intermedia Cloud communications • Johnson & Johnson • Massachusetts General Hospital • Merck • RISE Robotics • Tesla • And many more

Learn more:

go.tufts.edu/soecoop

“I applied nearly 80% of my classroom knowledge to my time here at Amazon—negotiation strategy and new product innovation through various life cycles, to name a couple.”

“My co-op confirmed my interest both in user experience (UX) and in MedTech. I genuinely enjoyed the different aspects of my job, which cemented my choice to transition my career into UX.”

Pratheek Goutham

Dana Fein-Schaffer

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UX/UI Co-Op at Abiomed

Certificate programs Advance your career Jordann Powers is researching alternative protein sources by expressing animal proteins in plants. At Tufts, she’s building connections and gaining hands-on experience that support her goal of advancing research in industry – reflecting the innovative, real-world focus of programs like the M.S. in Biomedical Engineering and the Certificate in Cellular Agriculture.

Certificates • Assistive Design • Biomedical Engineering • Biophotonics • Biotechnology • Cellular Agriculture • Civil and Environmental Engineering • Computer Engineering • Computer Science, On Campus • Computer Science, Online • New Cybersecurity • Data Science, On Campus

• Data Science, Online • Environmental Management • Human-Computer Interaction • Human Factors in Medical Devices and Systems, Fully Online or Hybrid • Manufacturing Engineering • Microwave and Wireless Engineering • Product Development and Design, Online • Technology Management and Leadership, Online with optional on-campus immersive experiences

Looking to advance or pivot your career?

Tufts’ practice-oriented certificate programs help you build in-demand skills and gain specialized expertise without committing to a full degree. Most programs consist of four or five graduate courses. Credits often transfer to a master’s degree, allowing you to grow your credentials on your timeline.

Learn more:

go.tufts.edu/engineeringcertificates

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Graduate Student Life

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“I love starting the day with breakfast at Tasty Café near campus and knowing that Davis Square is just a short walk or T ride away when I want even more food options or a quick trip into Boston.”

- Smit Patel “It’s the perfect middle ground: you have world-class amenities and public transit at your doorstep, but you’re also just a short drive away from the quiet of the New England countryside.”

- Hooman Shirzadi “I love how vibrant and diverse the area is. Coming from a small rural town, I appreciate that there are tons of great restaurants, shops, and parks within walking distance—and it’s easy to get into Boston while still feeling like you’re in a small neighborhood.”

- Haylee Wagner “The area is also full of students and young professionals, so there are plenty of like-minded people around.”

There’s always something to do at Tufts. With hundreds of student organizations, you can join a club for graduate students in your academic discipline, a chapter of a professional organization like the Institute for Electrical and Electronics Engineers, or something based on your personal passions.

- Aleksandre (Sandro) Avaliani

Information Sessions

Learn more about our graduate programs and campus community during one of our virtual or on-campus information sessions and tours.

Biotechnology Industry Series

This series welcomes top professionals in biotechnology to speak with Tufts students about their career paths.

Register for an event:

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Learn more and apply:

go.tufts.edu/gradapply

How to Apply You’ll need to submit: • Application Fee • Transcripts • Letters of Recommendation • Personal Statement • Resume/CV • Test Scores (if required)*

Scholarships

The School of Engineering offers partial tuition scholarships for a select group of Engineering master’s and certificate programs. When you apply for admission, you’ll automatically be considered; there’s no separate scholarship application or additional information required. Applicants are encouraged to apply by the priority deadline for strongest scholarship consideration.

Application deadlines: go.tufts.edu/graduatedeadlines

*GRE scores are not required for applicants who have an undergraduate or graduate degree from a U.S. or Canadian institution. GRE scores are required for applicants who don’t have a degree from a U.S. or Canadian institution. Applicants who are not native speakers of English must submit English proficiency test scores.

Questions?

Office of Graduate Admissions gradadmissions@tufts.edu 617.627.3395 asegrad.tufts.edu Bendetson Hall, 2 The Green Medford, MA 02155 @TuftsGradAdmissions

Tufts University Office of Graduate Admissions Bendetson Hall, 2 The Green Medford, MA 02155

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