Graduate study in the School of Engineering is a valuable investment. You will work with award-winning faculty to conduct the latest research using the newest technology and equipment. Our programs are affordable, and numerous fellowships, scholarships, and assistantships are available. We offer 29 advanced degree options in 15 fields.
Courses are offered through the main campus in Lawrence--a thriving community of nearly 80,000 in northeast Kansas, which is located about 40 miles west of Kansas City. Additional courses, including the engineering management program, are available at the Edwards campus and Medical Center in Kansas City, which serves professionals in the area with an increasing number of undergraduate and graduate/professional programs.
The Graduate Engineering Association will host several events throughout the academic year. Previous events and workshops included a workshop on intellectual property, resumes and curriculum vitas, theses and dissertations, scholarships and fellowships, a poster competition, and a presentation competition. All engineering students are welcome to attend these events unless otherwise noted. A full list of workshops and events for the 2008-2009 year will be posted shortly.
Contact GEA at gea@ku.edu, or Amanda Ostreko, amandao@ku.edu, for more information on these events.
