University of Texas at Dallas
Texas
,United States
Program Name
Master of Science in Systems Engineering and Management
Deadline
May 15th, 2025
Overview
View Official pageTotal Tuition Fees
$70,000
Duration
24 Months
Median Salary
$1,10,000
Ranking
#151
US World and News Report
Intake
Spring ( Apr - June )
Intake
Fall ( Sept - Nov )
Intake
Summer ( July - Sept )
Class Profile
Class Size
25
Average Age
26
Average Work Experience
2 Years
Diversity
White:
27%American Indian or Alaska Native:
1%Asian:
31%Hispanic:
19%Black or African American:
11%Two or more races:
10%Career Outcomes
Median Earnings After Graduation
$1,10,000 / year
Graduation Rate
70%
Prospective Job Roles
Nuclear Engineering Technician
Vice President of Engineering
Engineering Consultant
Archivist
Policy Analyst
Engineering Physicist
Engineering Scientist
Engineering Designer
Rehabilitation Engineering Technician
Engineering Sales Representative
Neuroengineering Researcher
Engineering manager
Top recruiters
Eligibility Criteria
At least 3 / 4 undergraduate GPA is expected.
English Proficiency Tests
TOEFL
80
PTE
67
IELTS
6.5
DUOLINGO
105
Application Requirements
Here's everything you need to know to ensure a complete and competitive application—covering the key documents and criteria for a successful submission.
Application Fee: 50
Transcript
GRE
Passport
Resume
IELTS
Class 12 Marksheets
Academic LOR
Class 10 Marksheets
Essay
Application Deadlines
Standard Deadline | |
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Fall | Dec 15, 2024 |
Spring | May 15, 2025 |
Summer | Oct 15, 2024 |
Fees and Funding
Tuition Fees
$35,000 / year
Overall Cost
$50,000 / year
FAQs
6.5
Students are expected to have taken advanced calculus, linear algebra, and probability & statistics. Many Professional MS P-SEM engineering courses are quantitatively oriented, and students with less aptitude and education in quantitative methods are at a disadvantage.
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The Professional MS P-SEM program provides a broad-based, formalized education in engineering and management of increasingly complex “macro” systems with a large number of interdependent parts that have a significant organizational or societal impact. These areas are at the intersection of the traditionally separate disciplines of systems engineering and systems management. The current business environment requires that engineers in industry and government be trained to be good managers and leaders, and to be good stewards of corporate or government resources. Conversely, managers in industry need a better appreciation and understanding of technology and how to manage large and complex engineering projects. They are all expected to be cognizant of the broader impact of their management and engineering activities on their companies and the society at large. The Professional MS P-SEM program provides this training.
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