How to Enroll in Graduate-Level Courses When You are an UG

When searching for a graduate level course in Student Center as an undergraduate student, you should go to the class search function in your Student Center. When prompted to enter the class search criteria, under course career, you should choose the “graduate” career from the dropdown menu to search for grad level classes.

If you are graduating with your B.S., this Spring, you will be unable to pre-enroll as a graduate student.  When electronic enrollment resumes in August, you will be eligible to pre-enroll in your graduate-level courses.

MAE M.Eng. Information

Students interested in pursuing a Master of Engineering degree in Aerospace, Mechanical or Engineering Mechanics have the option of pursuing a minor in the following areas:

Bioengineering Minor – designed for students who want to become conversant with the concepts of bioengineering while building on the strength of a traditional engineering discipline. The program encompasses biomedical bioprocess, bioenvironmental, and biological engineering, as well as biotechnology. More information can be found at https://confluence.cornell.edu/display/~jmt14/Bioengineering.

Engineering Management Minor – Primarily associated with the field of Civil and Environmental Engineering, coursework in Engineering Management Methods and Project Management are required in conjunction with a disciplinary specialization and a functional specialization. More information may be found at https://confluence.cornell.edu/display/~jmt14/Engineering+Management

Manufacturing Minor – created to meet the growing demand for engineers in the area of integrated design and manufacturing. Courses included in this option are concerned with manufacturing processes, business, and human resources https://confluence.cornell.edu/display/~jmt14/Manufacturing

Systems Engineering Minor – designed to address industry’s increasing need for engineers who not only have expertise in a particular engineering discipline, but who also possess diverse interdisciplinary skills, can integrate system components, can ensure total system operability, and can understand the various economic forces in the marketplace. https://confluence.cornell.edu/display/~jmt14/Systems+Engineering

For Unaffiliated Students: Thinking of Joining MechE? Info Session Oct 28 4:30 in Phillips 101 (note revised room)

Come to a special MechE Information Session   Date/Time/Location of Info Session: Monday, October 28, from 4:30-5:30pm in  Phillips 101 (note revised room) 

 This Info Session will focus on how to design your MechE curriculum.  The following faculty and staff will be presenting: 

  • Opening Remarks: Professor Wolfgang Sachse, Director Undergraduate Studies, Sibley School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
  •  Professor Hod Lipson http://lipson.mae.cornell.edu/ will talk about the value of research and how to prepare for graduate school.  He will be teaching MAE 2250 in the Spring.
  • Matt Ulinski, Director of MAE M.Eng., and Judy Thoroughman, administrator of the M.Eng. program, will provide information on MAE Early M.Eng. and M.Eng.    
  • Mark Savage, Director of Engineering Career Services, will talk about Co-op, resumes, Career Fair, and internships.
  • Nanette Peterson, MechE Undergraduate Coordinator, will show students various flow charts illustrating different paths to graduation, including Cornell Abroad, Co-op, Early M.Eng. and Minors.

Date/Time/Location of Info Session: Monday, October 28, from 4:30-5:30pm in Phillips 101

Early M.Eng. Application for Deadline Approaching – October 15

Reminder:  Students applying for MEng early admission for Spring for Aerospace or Mechanical the deadline to submit your application is October 15, both the paper application and online application are due and you must submit both. Also when you apply online you are applying for Fall 2014 admission (the semester your will be enrolled in the graduate school).

Any questions contact: Judy Thoroughman (jmt14@cornell.edu)

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