George Delagrammatikas
george.delagrammatikas@duke.eduAssociate Chair, Director of Master’s Studies, Professor of the Practice in the Thomas Lord Department of MEMS
Master of Engineering in MEMS
Industry-focused technical training plus business courses and internship
Program Benefits
The 30-credit Duke Master of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering & Materials Science degree provides a unique combination of advantages:
- Interdisciplinary training in engineering, science and management
- Flexible, individualized curriculum combined with required industry internship
- Three-semester study plans without a thesis
- Excellent career outcomes in industry
Curriculum
The Duke Master of Engineering includes a flexible curriculum of engineering, science and business training over three semesters—about 1.5 years:
- Core Industry Preparation Courses—6 credits
- Management of High Tech Industries
- Business Fundamentals for Engineers
- MEMS Courses—15 credits
- Electives—9 credits
- Industry Internship—0 credits
The Duke MEMS Master of Engineering program challenged me every single day by forcing me to step out of my comfort zone and adapt.
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Typical Study Plan
| Fall 1 | Spring 1 | Summer 1 | Fall 2 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Core Industry Preparation Courses | MENG 570: Business Fundamentals for Engineers | MENG 540: Leadership & Management Principles for Technology-Based Organizations | MENG 550: Internship [No Tuition Charged] | MENG 551: Internship Assessment |
| Departmental Requirements | Core Course | Core Course | Core Course | |
| Math Course | Core Course | |||
| Specialization | Elective | Elective | Elective |
Additional Information
Master’s Contacts
Siobhan Rigby Oca
siobhan.rigby@duke.eduAssistant Director of Master’s Studies for Robotics and Autonomy, Assistant Professor of the Practice in the Thomas Lord Department of MEMS
