The University of Washington offers a comprehensive range of graduate-level programs, including research and professional master's degrees, a PhD program, and professional graduate certificates. These programs are designed to equip students with advanced skills and knowledge for research and industry applications. The professional programs focus on applying cutting-edge research and technology, while research-based degrees emphasize theory and advanced independent research. International students have specific procedures to follow for transferring their SEVIS record if they are changing schools within the U.S.
Research track master's students may be funded through assistantships and fellowships, which can cover tuition and provide a stipend. Professional master's programs have a per-credit tuition structure.
For the Professional Master's Program (e.g., Civil Engineering), the cost is $754 per credit, with 42 credits required. This rate is the same for international students for the 2025-2026 academic year.
Research track master's students may be funded through assistantships and fellowships, which can cover tuition and provide a stipend.
You must receive an admission offer from UW first, then determine your SEVIS transfer out date from your current institution. Submit a transfer request online via your MyISSS portal and ensure you are maintaining valid F-1 status.
If you are in your 60-day grace period, you should request your SEVIS transfer at least 3 weeks before the period ends to allow for UW ISS processing.
You must begin classes at the University of Washington within 5 months of your previous program completion, last day of enrollment, or OPT end date, whichever is applicable.
Yes, the PacTrans Fellowship Program and the Valle Fellowship Program offer opportunities. Details on how to apply are available through their respective websites.