The University of Southern California's Viterbi School of Engineering offers a range of graduate programs in Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISE), including Master's degrees and a Ph.D. program. These programs are designed to provide students with advanced education in the field, catering to those with undergraduate degrees in ISE or related disciplines. Master's degrees can typically be completed in three semesters (one academic year plus one summer) for full-time students or five semesters for part-time students. The department offers eight Master of Science degrees, providing specialized knowledge and skills for students aspiring to excel in various engineering and data-focused roles.
The Viterbi School of Engineering admits graduate students. Applicants should consult the Viterbi Graduate Admission page for specific application process details.
The Master of Science in Applied Behavior Analysis is mentioned as eligible for federal and other financial aid. Consult the university's Financial Aid department for more information.
The Viterbi School of Engineering offers graduate studies in over 25 fields.
You should have an undergraduate degree in Industrial and Systems Engineering or a related field. It is recommended to consult the Viterbi Graduate Admission page for specific application process details.
Full-time students can typically complete the Master's degree in three semesters, which is one academic year plus one summer. Part-time students may take five semesters.
The application deadline for a Fall start is June 6th. The program is scheduled to begin on August 24th.
Tuition fees vary by program and are not specified here. Please refer to the USC Financial Aid website for detailed information on tuition and potential financial aid.
Graduates are prepared for advanced roles in engineering, data analysis, and systems management across various sectors.