UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO · UNITED STATES
Computer Science and Engineering Graduate Programs
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
24 mo
Duration
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Tuition / yr
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Language
Master's
Level
- 10+Research Centers, Labs, and Groups
- BroadWide-Ranging Curriculum
- ExtensiveExperiential Learning Opportunities (Internships, Assistantships)
- StrongIndustry Connections
- Diverse and SupportiveCommunity Environment
- Top-NotchFaculty Researchers and Teachers
The University at Buffalo's Department of Computer Science and Engineering offers graduate programs designed to advance knowledge and prepare students for leadership roles in the field. The department is recognized for its cutting-edge research across various areas including artificial intelligence, systems, and theory, with faculty actively engaged in interdisciplinary and emerging fields such as bioinformatics, computer vision, machine learning, and robotics. Students benefit from a vibrant academic community, extensive research opportunities in state-of-the-art labs, and connections with industry partners. With a history dating back to 1967, the department has grown and merged with computer engineering, establishing itself as a leading institution. The curriculum is broad, allowing students to tailor their studies to their interests and career goals. The department is committed to fostering a supportive, diverse, and dynamic environment for all graduate students, ensuring they receive top-notch teaching and mentorship from internationally recognized researchers.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the general entry requirements for Master's programs in Computer Science and Engineering?
- A Bachelor's Degree is required for graduate programs. Please refer to the admissions information for specific program requirements.
- How do I apply to the Computer Science and Engineering Graduate Programs?
- You can apply online through the UB GradConnect portal. You can also request more information about graduate programs via the UB GradConnect registration page.
- What are the tuition fees for international students?
- Tuition rates vary by program and residency status. Please visit the Student Accounts website for detailed information.
- What are the living costs for students at the University at Buffalo?
- Estimated living costs are not specified on the provided pages.
- Are there scholarships or assistantships available for Master's students?
- Yes, the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences offers scholarships and fellowships providing full or partial tuition and sometimes a stipend. Teaching and Research Assistantships are also available, typically for PhD students if funding is available.
- What career paths can graduates pursue after completing the program?
- Graduates are hired by leading companies and research laboratories, and the program aims to prepare students for impactful roles in the field.
Entry requirements
Bachelor's DegreeRequired for graduate programs.
Please refer to the admissions information for specific program requirements.
Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition rates vary by program and residency status. Please visit the Student Accounts website for detailed information.
Tuition (home)Tuition rates vary by program and residency status. Please visit the Student Accounts website for detailed information.
LivingEstimated living costs are not specified on the provided pages.
The University at Buffalo is recognized as one of the best values in higher education, offering an excellent education at a more affordable cost than most other major research universities.
How to apply
1. Apply OnlineSubmit your application through the UB GradConnect portal.
2. Request More InformationYou can request more information about graduate programs via the UB GradConnect registration page.
Scholarships
School of Engineering and Applied Sciences Scholarships, Fellowships, and AwardsFull or partial tuition scholarship and often a stipend
Teaching Assistantships (TAs)Stipend provided
Research Assistantships (RAs)Stipend provided
UB Graduate School Fellowships & ScholarshipsNot specified
Western New York Prosperity Fellowship ProgramNot specified
NSF Graduate Research Fellowship ProgramNot specified
Fulbright ProgramsNot specified
PhD Excellence InitiativeCompetitive fellowship packages
Accreditation
The University at Buffalo is a member of the elite American Association of Universities (AAU).
Frequently asked questions
What are the general entry requirements for Master's programs in Computer Science and Engineering?
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A Bachelor's Degree is required for graduate programs. Please refer to the admissions information for specific program requirements.
How do I apply to the Computer Science and Engineering Graduate Programs?
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You can apply online through the UB GradConnect portal. You can also request more information about graduate programs via the UB GradConnect registration page.
What are the tuition fees for international students?
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Tuition rates vary by program and residency status. Please visit the Student Accounts website for detailed information.
What are the living costs for students at the University at Buffalo?
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Estimated living costs are not specified on the provided pages.
Are there scholarships or assistantships available for Master's students?
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Yes, the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences offers scholarships and fellowships providing full or partial tuition and sometimes a stipend. Teaching and Research Assistantships are also available, typically for PhD students if funding is available.
What career paths can graduates pursue after completing the program?
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Graduates are hired by leading companies and research laboratories, and the program aims to prepare students for impactful roles in the field.