Ms in Software Engineering Systems

• A strong architecture and design skills in the implementations of complex socio technical systems
• Ability to communicate effectively to a variety of industry professionals
• An understanding of professional, ethical, and social issues as they relate to the use of technology be it digital, AI, and/or machine learning

Locations

In addition to Northeastern’s Boston campus, this program is available at our campus in Arlington, VA.

• A strong architecture and design skills in the implementations of complex socio technical systems
• Ability to communicate effectively to a variety of industry professionals
• An understanding of professional, ethical, and social issues as they relate to the use of technology be it digital, AI, and/or machine learning

Dean Scholarships

Dean’s scholarships are awarded competitively to a limited number of well-qualified MS-level students. The scholarship provides a considerable tuition waiver.

Scholarship for Alumni

Double Husky Scholarships are awarded to alumni with a bachelor’s degree from Northeastern University enrolled in a full-time or part-time Master’s degree or graduate certificate program. The scholarship provides a 25% tuition waiver. Some engineering MS degree programs offer an accelerated application process.

PlusOne Scholarship

The 25% PlusOne scholarship will be automatically applied when accepted into the program after the add/drop period. As long as progress is being made toward degree completion, PlusOne students can receive a 25% tuition scholarship each semester of their MS Program once they have graduated from their undergraduate degree and enrolled in their master’s degree program. Students in PlusOne programs are not eligible for the Double Husky scholarship or the New Program and Location Launch Scholarship.

New Program and Location Launch Scholarships

We will offer a 25% tuition discount for the duration of the program for all students who enroll in the following programs and corresponding entrance terms. Students who defer to future terms are not eligible for the scholarship. For more information, contact the Graduate School of Engineering at [email protected].

• MS in Climate Science and Engineering, Fall 2024
• MS in Electrical & Computer Engineering in Seattle, Fall 2024
• MS in Information Systems in Miami (50%), Fall 2024 and Spring 2025
• MS in Information Systems in Vancouver, Fall 2024
• MS in Information Systems-Bridge in Arlington, Fall 2024 and Spring 2025
• MS in Information Systems-Bridge in Toronto, Fall 2024 and Spring 2025
• MS in Internet of Things, Fall 2024
• MS in Pharmaceutical Engineering, Fall 2024
• MS in Wireless and Network Engineering: Fall 2024

Outside Scholarships – for Current Students

The College of Engineering recommends to our current students the following steps for identifying scholarship opportunities.

1. Register for the many free scholarship search services available on the web. These databases can be searched based on criteria including major, gender, ethnicity, and special interests. Such search engines are available at:

FastWeb   College Board    CollegeNet

2. Check the scholarship web pages of the national engineering professional societies associated with your student chapters:

AIChE   ASCE    ASME    IEEE    IIE    NSBE    SWE

3. Check the scholarship web pages of the national engineering honor societies associated with your student chapters:

Chi Epsilon    Eta Kappa Nu    Tau Beta Pi

4. Meet at least once a year with your counselor in Student Financial Services to review your current financial package and to confirm that you have met all the paperwork and other requirements to renew your scholarships/aid. Discuss any change in circumstance, such as a significant change in family income or a change in graduation year/division/major, that may affect your financial aid package. Ask the counselor if s/he is aware of any scholarships/aid for which you may qualify.