Study the stars within one of the nation's most mission-active space programs, where you can help make discoveries, not just read about them. Graduate with skills in Python, modeling and data analysis that open doors in data science and tech.
Collaborate with professional faculty on funded space missions like the James Webb Space Telescope and SPARCS, and tap flagship facilities including the Giant Magellan Telescope and ALMA. Graduate with in-demand skills in Python, numerical modeling and instrument building.
Build real hardware in a program that's hands-on, project-based and combines the strengths of science and engineering. Join the School of Earth and Space Exploration, where scientists and engineers collaborate on NASA- and NSF-funded missions.
Prepare for a professional or academic career by combining the strengths of science and engineering. You gain hands-on experience through a real graduate exploration project. Learn to carry a space or Earth-science experiment from idea to working hardware.
Combine your interests with the strengths of science and engineering to prepare for a professional or academic career. Design and validate the command-and-control, interface and data-handling software that runs sensor networks.
Fuse science and engineering together in this interdisciplinary program. Learn how to translate a science question into technical requirements, then design, build, and test the system that answers that question. In this hands-on, project-based training, you focus on sensor network software.
Prepare for a professional or academic career through a program that combines the creative strengths of science and engineering. You can study artificial intelligence, human factors engineering, smart materials and structures, and robot modeling with faculty who specialize in the natural sciences, instrumentation design and systems engineering.
Prepare for a professional or academic career through a program that combines the creative strengths of science and engineering. You can study artificial intelligence, human factors engineering, smart materials and structures, and robot modeling with faculty who specialize in the natural sciences, instrumentation design and systems engineering.
Fuse science and engineering as you shape a research question, translate it into technical requirements, then design, build and test the system that answers it. Learn hands-on through a real graduate exploration project in the School of Earth and Space Exploration.
Partner with professional faculty on NASA- and NSF-funded projects. Work in state-of-the-art labs and in the field across any of the seven continents. Build portable skills that extend far beyond geoscience, including field and lab methods, coding, numerical modeling and data analysis.
Explore the processes shaping the interiors and surfaces of Earth and other worlds, powered by real, funded research. Partner with professional faculty on NASA- and NSF-backed projects in advanced labs and in the field.
Advance your science expertise with a flexible, professionally oriented degree with no research thesis. Participate in projects that investigate the great unknowns of Earth and our solar system and enhance your professional portfolio.