Master of Science in Systems Engineering is Now Also Available Fully Online
For over a decade, Johns Hopkins University's Engineering for Professionals (JHU-EP) has been educating systems engineers by offering its master's program at education centers located in the Baltimore-Washington region. Now, professionals anywhere can access the expertise needed to coordinate and supervise interdisciplinary teams that plan, develop, and engineer complex technical systems. Our master's degree in systems engineering can be completed online and includes the same course content and learning outcomes that our on-campus students experience. Learn about our program's curriculum, admission requirements and other areas by exploring our website or contact us to inquire further.
M.S. in Systems Engineering
Neither a thesis nor knowledge of a foreign language is required in this program. Students complete 10 one-semester courses as follows:
Six core courses:
- 595.763 Software Engineering Management
- 645.462 Introduction to Systems Engineering
- 645.467 Management of Systems Projects
- 645.767 System Conceptual Design
- 645.768 System Design and Integration
- 645.769 System Test and Evaluation
One of the following advanced courses
- 645.753 Enterprise Systems Engineering
- 645.761 Systems Architecting
- 645.771 System of Systems Engineering
Master's Project or Master's Thesis options:
Students must complete either the one-semester Systems Engineering Master's Project or the two-semester Systems Engineering Master's Thesis. The thesis option is strongly recommended for students planning to pursue doctoral studies. In addition, students must complete one or two relevant electives, depending on whether the student has selected the Master's Thesis option or the Master's Project option, respectively.
Elective:
Electives may be selected from the online course offerings in technical management, computer science, electrical and computer engineering, environmental engineering, science and management, and information systems engineering programs.
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