Our faculty are tireless learners who work at the frontiers of their fields and are ready to share their energy with students at all levels. That means you'll have an academic experience that's expansive, rigorous, and still customizable to help you succeed at UTA and in your future career.
Students in the College of Engineering are changing the world. As they work with award-winning faculty in state-of-the-art facilities, they acquire the knowledge and skills they’ll need to start tackling important problems and developing innovative solutions to society's needs.
Students may choose to pursue a Master of Engineering degree in Aerospace Engineering (M.Eng.), Civil Engineering (M.Eng.), Electrical Engineering (M.Eng.), Materials Science & Engineering (M.Eng.), or Mechanical Engineering (M.Eng.).
The Fast Track Program enables outstanding senior undergraduate students in several disciplines to satisfy up to nine hours of graduate coursework while completing their undergraduate studies.
When senior-level students are within 30 hours of completing their undergraduate degree requirements, they may take up to nine hours of graduate level coursework designated by the program to satisfy both undergraduate and graduate degree requirements, significantly reducing the time needed to earn a Master’s degree. Interested undergraduate students should discuss this option with their advisors. Information for requirements for specific departments can be found in the department section of the University catalog or in department offices.
At this time, there are Fast Track programs in the following undergraduate programs:
The Fast Track Program enables outstanding senior undergraduate engineering students to receive undergraduate and graduate credit for up to six hours of coursework, leading to a Master’s degree in just one year after completion of a bachelor’s degree.
Students interested in the Fast Track Master’s Degree program should speak to their academic advisor to learn how to apply for admission to the program when they are within 30 hours of completing their bachelor’s degree (and before graduation).
Details for specific majors can be found in the undergraduate catalog or by speaking to an academic advisor.