WESTERN NEW ENGLAND UNIVERSITY · UNITED STATES
College of Engineering Graduate Certificates
Certificate · Taught in en
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- 12 creditsTotal coursework
- 4 graduate coursesProgram structure
- Online and optional evening in-class sessionsStudy method
- Credits transferable to master's programsStackable credits
Western New England University's College of Engineering offers graduate certificate programs designed for working professionals seeking to advance their careers by developing new skills. These certificates can also serve as an alternative pathway to a master's degree, with credits earned being 'stackable' towards further study at WNE if a master's program is pursued within six years and with a grade of 'B' or higher. The programs are delivered in a hybrid format, allowing participation online, in-class, or a mix of both, across Fall, Spring, and Summer terms.
Entry requirements
Bachelor's degreeIn engineering or a closely related field from an accredited college or university.
Alternative admissionStudents without a qualifying degree may petition to have their baccalaureate degree and professional experience accepted.
Probability and Statistics courseRequired for admission to most certificate programs, except for Risk and Emergency Management, Project Management, and Artificial Intelligence.
A minimum 3.0 GPA is required for the certificate if the student intends to matriculate into a master's program (Industrial Engineering or Engineering Management). Only courses with a grade of 'B' or better will transfer for credit.
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How to apply
1. Submit ApplicationVisit the 'Apply Now' link to begin your graduate application.
2. Provide Academic TranscriptsSubmit transcripts from your previous academic institutions.
3. Meet Admissions RequirementsEnsure you meet the academic and any prerequisite course requirements. For specific programs, a Probability and Statistics course may be necessary.
4. Consider Professional ExperienceIf you do not have a degree in engineering or a related field, you can petition to substitute your baccalaureate degree and professional experience.