COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & SCIENCE
Graduate Programs
We are delighted that you are considering a graduate education in one of the STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) disciplines. The College of Engineering and Science offers several graduate degree opportunities. Many national studies have shown that an advanced degree in a STEM discipline is one of the best foundations for a bright future in a rapidly changing world. The College offers six master’s and four doctoral degrees, some with multiple concentrations.
Biomedical Engineering (PhD)
Molecular Science and Nanotechnology (PhD)
Engineering (MS)
Molecular Science and Nanotechnology (MSNT)
Computational Analysis and Modeling (PhD)
Applied Physics (MS)
Engineering and Technology Management (MS)
Online Degrees & Certifications
Engineering (PhD)
Computer Science (MS)
Mathematics (MS)
Funding College of Engineering and Science Graduate Students Received in 2016/2017
Millions of Dollars in College-Wide Funding
Millions of Dollars in College-Wide Out of State Tuition Waivers
Funding Opportunities for Graduate Students
Graduate Assistantships
Every student who applies to a graduate program within the College of Engineering and Science is considered for an assistantship, but students are advised to submit a resume/CV with their application.
Ph.D. applicants for research assistantships should connect with research faculty in the field that interests them. Some great resources to start looking at are Louisiana Tech’s Research Institute and Centers, research faculty profiles, Louisiana Tech Digital Commons, and the College of Engineering and Science faculty directory.
Master’s Assistantships
Nearly all on-campus master’s degree students are eligible for an assistantship. The annual stipend ranges from $990 to $3600 and includes a scholarship for out of state tuition. Full-time students are eligible for assistantship awards starting the first quarter of enrollment.
Please contact Kimlin Hall for more information.
