Marquette University

What you'll study

Coursework and research emphases depend on the chosen department and specialization. Examples of available areas include:

• Biomedical Engineering: interdisciplinary application of engineering and mathematics to medicine and biology with specializations such as bioinstrumentation/computers, biomechanics/biomaterials, rehabilitation engineering, bioengineering systems and physiology; PhD tracks include functional imaging and other research areas.
• Civil, Construction and Environmental Engineering (CCEE): specializations in construction engineering and management, environmental engineering, structural engineering and structural mechanics, transportation engineering and materials.
• Electrical and Computer Engineering: broad fundamentals and contemporary technologies; students may focus coursework in signal processing, control theory, electromagnetic fields and waves, power and energy systems, solid state devices and sensor systems, algorithms and machine learning.
• Mechanical Engineering: offerings include Master of Science, Master of Engineering and PhD with specializations or tracks such as mechanical systems engineering, energy systems engineering, manufacturing and materials systems engineering, machine learning for engineering applications, renewable energy technology and integration, systems engineering, and clinical immersion in medical device design.

Entry requirements

The source page lists program levels and specializations but does not specify numeric admission criteria, prerequisites, or application materials. Applicants should consult the Marquette Graduate School or the Opus College of Engineering for exact admission requirements for the chosen department and degree level.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared to advance technically and to take on leadership roles in engineering practice, research, or industry sectors aligned with their specialization—for example, medical device development for biomedical tracks, infrastructure and construction management for CCEE, power and communications or semiconductor work for electrical and computer tracks, and systems, energy or manufacturing roles for mechanical engineering graduates.

Scholarships & funding angle

The programme page does not enumerate specific scholarships or assistantships. Prospective students should investigate departmental funding, graduate assistantships, research fellowships (particularly at the MS and PhD levels), and university scholarships through Marquette's Graduate School and the Opus College of Engineering.