Master of Engineering (MEng)

The minimum requirements for admission to graduate programs at the University of Minnesota Duluth are:

• Bachelor’s degree from a regionally-accredited institution in engineering or other STEM field, such as physics, chemistry, computer science, geology, etc.
• GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. Applicants whose GPA falls slightly below the requirement should contact the program coordinator for details.
• Evidence of English proficiency based on official test score reports for international* applicants.
• Unofficial transcripts for all post-secondary coursework and degrees.
• GRE or GMAT scores are NOT required.

*Due to the online modality of this program, it does not qualify for U.S. F-1 student visas.

APPLY NOW

The Master of Engineering program accepts applications year-round on a rolling basis for fall, spring, and summer admissions with priority deadlines on April 15 (fall and summer enrollment) and October 15 (spring enrollment).

Apply Now: Online Application
U of M Campus: University of Minnesota - Duluth
Selected Program: Engineering-Duluth-MEng
Proposed Term: Select proposed term of entry
Resources: UMD Graduate School | Application Instructions | Application Fees

Required Materials to Apply to the UMD Master of Engineering MEng Program:

• Biographical & Contact Information
• Personal Background Information
• U of M Affiliation
• Academic History
• Resume/CV
• Unofficial transcripts uploaded directly to the online application (official copies required upon admittance)
• English proficiency test scores (for international applicants);
• Resume/CV
• Application fee

FAQ for Graduate Admission

Tuition and fees for the Master of Engineering program is assessed on a per credit basis. The cost per credit for the 2025-26 academic year is $755.60 (resident and non-resident rate). 

Students are encouraged to:

• File the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form by the deadline to determine eligibility for federal and state funds. 
• Check with your employer to see if they provide financial support for earning your graduate degree.
• Search for national and local scholarship opportunities that fund graduate education.
• Consider securing loans through private lenders. 

Special scholarships are available for students who live in Minnesota’s Iron Range* region. These scholarships are designed to:

• Reduce the cost of graduate education;
• Encourage professional growth within the region; and
• Support local workforce development and innovation.

Learn more about eligibility and how to apply

*The Iron Range is defined as the seven counties of northeastern Minnesota, including Aitkin, Carlton, Cook, Koochiching, Itasca, Lake, and St. Louis.