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Temple University, College of Engineering
Temple University is a
comprehensive public research university comprised of 17 schools and colleges.
The University has 5 regional campuses; with the main campus located in
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. As the second largest city on the east coast,
Philadelphia is filled with restaurants, clubs, shopping, museums, parks,
theaters, and music venues. The city is also on the cutting-edge of science and
technology.The College of Engineering is located at Temple’s main campus. Within the
College, one can find the following facilities and resources:
- a computer laboratory
- wireless classrooms
- cutting-edge research laboratories
- an engineering library
The College offers graduate programs leading to the following degrees:
- MSE in Civil Engineering
This degree program is designed to provide students with the opportunity to
develop a greater technical competency in several major areas of practice in
Civil Engineering. Students can choose from the Civil Engineering Systems track
or the Environmental Engineering track. Areas of research include
physical-chemical processes; biological treatment processes; and surface,
groundwater, and hydrology water resources.
- MSE in Electrical Engineering
The Electrical and Computer Engineering Department offers advanced practice-
oriented graduate level education and research concentrations in Computer
Architecture and Microelectronics, Digital Signal Processing and Digital Data
Communication, and Intelligent Systems and Control. Areas of research include
wireless networks, energy systems, and network security.
- MSE in Mechanical Engineering
The Mechanical Engineering Department offers graduate level education and
research concentrations in Bioengineering and Advanced Materials, Fluidics and
Energetics, and Dynamic Systems and Design. Areas of research include composite
materials and design, fluidics and energetics, and targeted drug delivery and
tissue engineering.
- MS in Bioengineering
The MS in Bioengineering is an interdisciplinary degree program that is suitable
for students with an engineering background as well as for students with
backgrounds in biological or physical sciences. Students can take appropriate
courses offered within the various engineering departments or from other
departments at Temple, such as the Departments of Chemistry and Biology. Areas
of research include biomaterials, targeted drug delivery, and biomechanics.
- Ph.D. in Engineering
The Ph.D. in Engineering degree program is designed for students who have
graduate-level training in engineering, the sciences, or mathematics, and who
wish to carry out doctoral-level research in engineering. The Ph.D. in
Engineering degree may be earned through study in any of the departments in the
College; however, as engineering research is an inherently interdisciplinary
activity, faculty associated with the Ph.D. in Engineering are drawn from all
departments in the College.
Students pursuing a master’s degree must complete a minimum of 30 semester hours
and complete either an independent research project or a thesis. Students
pursuing a Ph.D. must complete a minimum of 30 semester hours of coursework
beyond their master's degree and a dissertation.
Master’s degrees can be completed part-time or full-time. Teaching
assistantships, research assistantships, and fellowships are available to
qualified applicants.
Contact Information:
Office of Graduate Studies
College of Engineering
Temple University
1947 N. 12th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19122
Phone: 215-204-7800
Email:
gradengr@temple.edu
Website:
http://www.temple.edu/engineering/graduate/graduateprog.htm
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