UC Davis offers a range of graduate programs within its College of Engineering. These programs are designed for students seeking advanced study and research opportunities. The application process is managed by Graduate Studies, and specific program requirements and deadlines should be carefully reviewed. International applicants are encouraged to explore fellowship and scholarship options to support their studies. While many programs have a primary Fall admission term, some may consider Winter or Spring admissions, though funding opportunities are typically more abundant for Fall applicants.
Graduates of UC Davis engineering programs are prepared for a wide range of careers in industry, research, and academia. The skills and knowledge gained contribute to addressing complex challenges in various technological fields.
English language proficiency is required unless a degree was earned from a US institution where English is the sole language of instruction, or a foreign institution providing instruction solely in English. Specific engineering programs (Chemical Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering) may have different minimum English requirements. Additional testing or coursework may be required upon admission for graduation or to hold a teaching assistant position.
Tuition and fees are set at the time of enrollment and remain fixed for the duration of the MSBA program. Cost of attendance information can be found on the UC Davis Financial Aid website. International applicants to the Microbiology MS program are strongly advised to secure fellowship support from their home countries, as admissions are highly competitive without it.
A minimum GPA of 3.0 is required for admission eligibility. For English proficiency, a minimum IELTS score of 7.0 or a TOEFL iBT score of 80 is necessary, unless you meet specific exemption criteria.
Applications for Fall admission typically open around September 1st. Priority application deadlines vary by program but are generally in December and January.
You need to complete an online application, submit a Statement of Purpose and Personal History, upload transcripts, provide English proficiency scores, and arrange for three letters of recommendation. Some programs may also require GRE scores.
Tuition for graduate engineering programs varies by program. For the MSBA program, total course fees are $65,560 for 44 units. Specific program fees may apply, and you should consult individual program websites for detailed information.
Graduates are prepared for careers as skilled workers and managers in data analytics, and as engineers in various specializations such as Chemical, Civil, Computer Science, Electrical, Materials, Mechanical, and Transportation.
International applicants are encouraged to explore fellowship and scholarship options. The College of Engineering offers an Application Fee Fellowship, and the MSBA program advises seeking home country fellowship support.