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The UH-Extend engineering programs are designed to serve the needs of a broad range of students, including recent graduates as well as mid-career engineering and technical professionals who are seeking the high-quality graduate education and credentials that the Cullen College is known for.
All the degree and certificate programs under the UH-Extend umbrella are designed to be completed from start to finish in a fully online format. All courses are taught online only, and there is no requirement for any on-campus or face-to-face components.
At any point in your decision-making process, please feel free to schedule time with one of our Online Program Recruiters.
Available Programs
- Online MS in Electrical Engineering, with power and energy systems specialization
- Online Certificate in Power Systems and the Smart Grid
- Online Certificate in Power Electronics and Renewable Energy
Highlights
All of the UH-Extend Master’s and Certificate programs consist of the same rigorous curriculum and coursework as traditional face-to-face programs at UH, and are taught by the same faculty. The only difference is in the mode of instruction, which is fully online.
Competitive and cost-effective tuition. All the available engineering programs under UH-Extend have a tuition of $745 per credit-hour, with no additional fees.
A 30 credit-hour engineering Master’s degree under UH-Extend costs a total of $22,350.
A 9-hour graduate Certificate program costs $6,705.
Who Should Apply?
Admission requirements vary by program. Most programs require:
- Math background consisting of three semesters of Calculus, Differential Equations and Linear Algebra
- College-level Chemistry and Physics
- An undergraduate Bachelor’s degree or equivalent from an accredited institution in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math).
While a background in a related engineering area is preferred, students in broader STEM fields are welcome to apply and may be offered a provisional admission consisting of a select group of leveling and introductory Master’s courses.
Application Requirements
- Transcripts of all prior college education
- A summary of professional and relevant experience
- A supporting letter from your current employer is recommended
- GRE is not required. TOEFL or IELTS is required for international students only.
Application Deadlines
Fall semester admission deadline: July 1
Spring semester admission deadline: December 1
Summer semester admission deadline: May 1 (not all programs have a summer admission option)
Learn More
Click here to schedule a time to speak with an Online Program Recruiter.
To view the full list of programs, frequently asked questions and more, please visit the Virtual Learning and Online Programs website.