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Quick Facts

Next start date: 01/13/2025
  • Application Due: November 1, 2024
  • Full-time or Part-time schedules
  • Graduate in as few as 16 months
  • No GRE Required

Penn Engineering Online Degree Programs

MCIT Online

Master of Computer and Information Technology
  • For: Individuals without a background in computer science who want to build their foundational skill set.
  • What You'll Learn: Build a strong foundation in computer science, programming concepts, and coding skills.
  • Career Opportunities: Graduates leverage their CS skills across industries like finance, healthcare, cybersecurity, and biotechnology, transforming the future.

MSE-DS Online

Master of Science in Engineering in Data Science
  • For: Individuals with some computer science background and passion for data engineering.
  • What You'll Learn: Dive deep into complex data science topics, including big data systems, deep learning, LFP, AI, and more.
  • Career Opportunities: Propel into careers as data scientists, data engineers, and more, transforming technoologies for the future.

MSE-AI Online

Master of Science in Engineering in Artificial Intelligence
  • For: Individuals with an undergraduate degree in computer science, computer engineering, or a related field.
  • What You'll Learn: Equip yourself with technical skills and an ethical framework to shape the future of AI, taught by world-renowned AI researchers.
  • Career Opportunities: Stay at the forefront of AI developments in tech companies, startups, research, and more.

Skills and Outcomes

Your Penn Engineering Online degree will open the door to a world of opportunities—not only in software development, data science, AI, and related technical fields, but also in industries as diverse as finance, healthcare, education, and government.

You’ll graduate as a well-rounded and versatile professional who can:
  • Combine mathematical foundations and engineering principles to solve real-world computing problems.
  • Design, construct, and maintain high-quality software as part of a collaborative development team.
  • Assess the appropriate use modern techniques, skills, and tools in developing data solutions.
  • Apply algorithmic thinking and computer science theory to the modeling and analysis of software systems.

Career Services That Lead To Proven Outcomes

Online students and alums have access to Penn's extensive career and professional development services. Our career advisors provide personalized advice to help you:

  • map out career goals
  • write your resume and cover letter
  • search for jobs
  • improve interviewing skills
  • learn how to network effectively
Download the Career Outcomes Report

Online Experience

Learning online doesn’t mean learning alone. Online students have unique needs, and our collaborative community is here to help you every step of the way.

There are many ways to stay connected and to receive support throughout your program:

  • Faculty Office Hours
  • Dedicated Teacher Assistants
  • Supportive Academic and Career Advisors
  • Encouraging Peer Mentors
  • Interactive Study Groups
  • Engaging Slack Channels
  • Regional In-person Meet Ups
  • Signature Campus Events
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“A lot of other master’s degree programs only focus on giving you some skills that you can try to apply to your work, but the MCIT Online program provides those useful skills and knowledge in combination with a commitment to nurturing your way of thinking, which has a much greater impact on your work and life outside of the program.”
Zi Bennie Yang
Zi Bennie Yang
  • MCIT Online Alumni ’18
“With this program, our goal is to educate a new generation of engineers who have the skills to analyze trends as they emerge — not only from the technological perspective, but also from the societal and ethical perspective.”
 Chris Callison-Burch
Chris Callison-Burch
  • MSE-AI Online Program Director
  • Professor, Department of Computer and Information Science
“A lot of the most challenging problems in the world today can be tackled in part, if not in whole, by the clever use of data. We are awash with data, but we need people who can make sense of all this data and deliver on its potential.”
 James C. Gee
James C. Gee
  • MSE-DS Online Program Director
  • Professor, Department of Radiology
  • Director, Penn Image Computing and Science Laboratory

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