 University of Southern California Viterbi School of Engineering Graduate School 3650 McClintock Ave. OHE 106 Los Angeles, CA 90089 |
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USC Viterbi School of EngineeringThere's never been a better time to earn your Master's degree with the USC Viterbi School of Engineering, consistently ranked in the top ten graduate engineering schools in the nation by U.S. News & World Report. The Viterbi School, which recently celebrated its 100th anniversary, currently offers over 60 graduate programs in engineering. A Nationally Recognized Graduate Engineering ProgramThe engineering graduate school is ranked among the top programs in the nation by U.S. News and World Report. Top Notch FacultyMost USC Viterbi School instructors are full-time faculty who have earned the highest recognition in their fields. 26 are members of the National Academy of Engineering, and over 40 have won National Science Foundation career awards. Extensive Research FundingWith over $140 million in external funding support, the school is among the nation's highest in volume of research activity. The Viterbi School is one of only four universities in the nation, and the only one in California, with two prestigious National Science Foundation-funded Engineering Research Centers.
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Aerospace and Mechanical EngineeringBack to topThe Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering offers innovative degree programs in breakthrough research in areas such as fluid dynamics and mechanics, space physics and computer-aided design. The following graduate programs are offered:
Biomedical EngineeringBack to topThe Department of Biomedical Engineering offers leading programs in biomedical modeling and simulation, neural systems engineering as well as the development of diagnostic and prosthetic technologies. Graduate degree programs include:
Chemical EngineeringBack to topThe Chemical Engineering Department excels in quality. Three of the senior faculty members hold endowed professorships (Fluor, NIOC and Vivian Chairs). Our faculty are internationally recognized, award winners and extensive publishers. They are substantially funded by both the government and private industry in support of their high-quality research. The department has active teaching and research programs in aspects of energy, environment, materials (including polymer science and engineering), chemical technology, chemical reaction engineering, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics and transport processes. Graduate degree programs include:
Civil and Environmental EngineeringBack to topThis department offers a broad range of traditional and emerging civil and environmental engineering programs with emphasis in structural control and health monitoring, earthquake engineering, construction, water resources and environmental technology development. Graduate degree programs include:
Computer and Electrical EngineeringBack to top
The Electrical Engineering Department is one of the leading programs in the nation with 70 PhDs, seven National Academy of Engineering members and over 30 fellows of the IEEE comprising the faculty. The department also engages in seminal research in emerging communications technologies - including wireless/UWB, signal processing, integrated circuits and VLSI, photonics, optical communications and materials development. The department consists of two divisions: EE - Systems and EE - Electrophysics, which offer the following graduate degrees:
Computer ScienceBack to topThe Computer Science Department not only offers innovative computer engineering degree programs that provide students with both hardware and software knowledge but is also a national research leader in new media and internet technologies, software engineering, AI, robotics, networking and computer architecture. Graduate degree programs include:
Industrial and Systems EngineeringBack to topThe Daniel J. Epstein Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering is a growing program focused on the integration of technology and commercial enterprise, engineering management, supply-chain analysis and management, decision analysis, information systems engineering and modeling/simulation of manufacturing systems. The following graduate degree programs are offered:
Materials Science and EngineeringBack to topThe Department of Materials Science and Engineering is a leader in developing advanced semiconductor materials and nanostructures for information technology, advanced ceramic and metal composites for mechanical applications and stronger, more corrosion resistant and more versatile materials through a unique brand of interdisciplinary research. In addition to partnering with industry, many faculty members hold joint appointments in departments such as electrical, chemical and mechanical engineering, physics, chemistry and earth sciences. Graduate degree programs include:
Petroleum EngineeringBack to topThe USC Viterbi School of Engineering's Petroleum Engineering program is one of the oldest in the country with considerable industry support and interaction. Its assets are numerous - the advantages of a relatively small, friendly program, combined with the University's impressive academic and research facilities; its proximity to major oil fields in California; and a quality education provided by experienced and nationally renowned faculty.
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