COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Science program offers a range of engineering majors with both thesis and non-thesis options to suit different career goals and interests. Students can choose Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, or Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering as their specialization. Each major is designed to provide in-depth technical knowledge along with practical skills required in the engineering field. The thesis option is ideal for students who are interested in research, innovation, or pursuing further studies such as a PhD, as it involves working on a detailed research project under faculty supervision. In contrast, the non-thesis option focuses more on practical application and industry-based projects, making it suitable for students who want to enter the workforce directly after graduation. The program structure allows flexibility, enabling students to select a path that aligns with their professional aspirations. Additionally, a separate Major in Electrical Engineering is also offered with both thesis and non-thesis options, providing further specialization for students interested specifically in electrical systems and technologies. Overall, the program ensures that graduates are well-prepared for diverse roles in engineering industries or academic research by combining theoretical learning with hands-on experience.