Online Engineering Master's Programs
Recorded video lectures and other course material will be delivered via the MSU Desire2Learn course website.
Instructors may also schedule live sessions via the Zoom platform.
On average, courses for both the online M.S. in Mechanical Engineering and online M.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering programs last 14 weeks, with 3 hours of course time per week for each course.
Faculty usually respond within 48 hours.
Michigan State’s policies related to leave of absence can be found on the registrar’s page.
Both programs require students to maintain a cumulative grade–point average of at least 3.00 in the courses in the approved program of study.
All graduate programs require students to maintain a cumulative grade–point average of at least 3.00 in the courses in the approved program of study.
While we require a 3.0 overall GPA for admission, we make exceptions for candidates who demonstrate they have the core knowledge for success. Learn more about GPA requirements for each individual program on the admissions page.
Admitted students are required to maintain a cumulative grade–point average of at least 3.0 in the courses that are required in their approved program of study.
Yes, the online courses at MSU cover the same material as their on-campus counterparts. Additionally, students who earn their engineering degree online will have the same degree as those who earn it by taking on-campus classes, and the degree itself will not differentiate between being earned online or not.
To learn more about Michigan State University’s online master’s programs in engineering and download a free brochure, fill out the fields below to request information. You can also call us at (517) 300-3722.
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