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Offered jointly by the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and the Department of Marine and Environmental Sciences, the MS in Climate Science and Engineering prepares students to tackle the inherently multidisciplinary challenges that climate change presents for both natural and engineered systems.
The Master of Science in Information Systems from Northeastern University closes the gap between business management, software engineering, and information technology, enabling students to improve processes and solve complex challenges related to business and society. As an evolved, dynamic application engineer, students will be prepared to go beyond programming to become a leader in information technology, delivering systems that are safe, secure, and advance society.
Northeastern University's Master of Science in Nanomedicine is a one-of-a-kind, industry-aligned degree for the next generation of scientists, engineers, and clinicians passionate about nanomedicine-related careers.
The program prepares students to tackle challenges and opportunities in healthcare through hands-on training in nanomedicine research, innovation, and commercialization, along with a full-time co-op experience.
The Master of Science in Cyber-Physical Systems with a concentration in Internet of Things (IoT) prepares our graduates for a world of connected devices.
Integrating the study of wireless networking, protocols, sensor networks, security, software development, embedded systems, data analytics, and Big Data to provide students with the knowledge and tools to develop IoT applications, to analyze and design IoT architectures for different application domains, and to develop data analytic tools to analyze the large amounts of data generated by the massive deployment of IoT devices.
Northeastern University's Master of Science in Nanomedicine is a one-of-a-kind, industry-aligned degree for the next generation of scientists, engineers, and clinicians passionate about nanomedicine-related careers.
The program prepares students to tackle challenges and opportunities in healthcare through hands-on training in nanomedicine research, innovation, and commercialization, along with a full-time co-op experience.
The Master of Science in Information Systems-Bridge program is designed for those with non-STEM or nontechnical bachelor’s degrees, or those who want to strengthen their technical backgrounds, to enter the information systems field. Integrating business management, software engineering, and information technology, MSIS - Bridge students are prepared to design innovative software solutions that fit the complexities of the business world while solving the humanistic needs of the people who use them.
Northeastern University's Master of Science in Information Systems closes the gap between business management, software engineering, and information technology. The program is designed to help you improve processes and solve complex challenges related to business and society. You'll graduate ready to go beyond programming as an information technology leader, delivering safe, secure systems that help solve some of society's biggest challenges.
The MS in Electrical and Computer Engineering prepares students as highly skilled hardware and software engineers with necessary skills to address future needs of industry, government, and humanity.
This certificate aims to assist current Northeastern University graduate students enrolled in sustainability programs in other colleges (e.g., College of Engineering, College of Social Sciences and Humanities, Bouvé) in developing interdisciplinary skills and experience to enhance their employment opportunities.
Northeastern University's Master of Science in Information Systems closes the gap between business management, software engineering, and information technology. The program is designed to help you improve processes and solve complex challenges related to business and society. You'll graduate ready to go beyond programming as an information technology leader, delivering safe, secure systems that help solve some of society's biggest challenges.
