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The M.Eng. Degree Value Proposition
Cornell’s M.Eng. programs feature the most up-to-date topics in engineering coursework as well as:
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Industry Engagement
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Hands-on Practical Projects
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Individually Tailored Curriculum
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Who Should Apply
We look for students ready to excel in a rigorous, collaborative, and professionally focused environment. Successful applicants bring curiosity, problem-solving ability, and a drive to grow as leaders.
Our M.Eng. programs seek engineers and STEM graduates from varied disciplines. Whether your foundation is in computer science, physics, math, materials, or another field, your perspective strengthens classroom discussions, team collaborations, and professional outcomes.
When preparing your application, we encourage you to highlight experiences that shaped your growth: teamwork, leadership, problem-solving, resilience, and lessons learned along the way.
“When I was deciding on a master’s program, what stood out to me was Cornell’s emphasis on interdisciplinary learning. Whether through classes, extracurriculars, or just the culture of curiosity on campus, you’re surrounded by opportunities to discover new passions and expand your skill set.”
Isabella Animadu M.Eng. ’22, Engineering Management
Individual Programs: Admission Requirements and Deadlines
Application deadlines vary by field. Please see the individual program you’re interested in for more information.
Students who apply by February 1 (for Fall admission) will automatically be considered for Duffield Engineering fellowships and scholarships. Students applying for Spring admission will be considered as funding allows.
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Aerospace Engineering:
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Electrical and Computer Engineering:
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Engineering Management:
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Mechanical Engineering:
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Operations Research and Information Engineering:
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Systems Engineering
Connect with Current Students and Alumni
Wondering what life is like as a Cornell M.Eng. student? Our M.Eng. Ambassadors are available to answer questions about why they chose Cornell, what classes they are taking, their M.Eng. project, their job search process, how they like Cornell and Ithaca, and related non-application questions. Admissions-related questions (such as acceptance criteria, application, etc.) should be directed to the appropriate staff of each M.Eng. program. Student Ambassadors are only available for email correspondence between September 1 and May 20 each year.