Now Accepting Applications for Fall 2027
Sustainable & Resilient Engineering Graduate Certificate
Contact the Program Coordinator for more information about how to get started
Admissions Information
Admissions Requirements
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.
Application Process
The Sustainable & Resilient Engineering Certificate 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 November 15 (spring enrollment).
Apply Now: Online Application
U of M Campus: University of Minnesota - Duluth
Selected Program: Sustainable & Resilient Engineering Certificate - Duluth
Proposed Term: Select proposed term of entry
Resources: UMD Graduate School | Application Instructions | Application Fees
Required Materials to Apply to the UMD Sustainable & Resilient Engineering Certificate 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); GRE or GMAT scores are NOT required
- Resume/CV
- Application fee
Tuition, Fees, and Financial Aid
Tuition for the Sustainable & Resilient Engineering Certificate program is assessed on a per credit basis. The tuition cost per credit for the 2026-27 academic year is $778.30 (resident and non-resident rate).
Fees are assessed based on numerous factors based on a student's individual circumstances.
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.
Do you live in northeastern Minnesota*? You might qualify for a scholarship to cover up to 75% of your tuition.
Contact the Program Coordinator to inquire about eligibility and availability.
*Northeastern Minnesota includes the counties of Aitkin, Carlton, Cook, Itasca, Koochiching, Lake, or St. Louis.
Apply Now: Online Application
U of M Campus: University of Minnesota - Duluth
Selected Program: Sustainable & Resilient Engineering - Duluth - Certificate
Proposed Term: Select proposed term of entry
Resources: UMD Graduate School | Application Instructions | Application Fees | Sustainable & Resilient Engineering Graduate Certificate
