This session will help explain the benefits, the process, and outcomes of engaging in master's studies in engineering.
For students and emerging professionals in science and engineering, grad school may very well seem like a beast lurking in the shadows of some distant future.
"It doesn't have to be that way," says Sabrina Jedlicka, associate professor and associate dean of academic affairs. "Whether or not to attend graduate school, and how to choose the right path once you've made that decision, is really just about understanding your options and following your interests."
To help you consider the possibilities of graduate studies, Lehigh University's Rossin College Office of Academic Affairs is hosting virtual education sessions throughout October aimed at making the entire process more transparent.
Please use the links below to register, and contact the Rossin College Office of Academic Affairs with questions.
Applying for a Master's Program
Wednesday, December 1st, 2021 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm (U.S. Eastern)
For many graduating seniors, a master's degree can be the ticket to an elevated career trajectory through the acquisition of advanced skills and knowledge, often via research. What is the difference between an MS and an M.Eng., and is it the same across disciplines? How can you best position yourself for success through the application process, and beyond? This session will help explain the benefits, the process, and outcomes of engaging in master's studies in engineering.
