PhD Programs
The George R. Brown School of Engineering has 14 programs of study toward thesis-based PhD or master's degrees in each of its nine departments, all of which are ranked in the top 30 in the nation.
- Applied Physics*
- Bioengineering
- Bioengineering PhD/MD (w/ Baylor College of Medicine)
- Civil Engineering
- Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
- Computer Science
- Computational and Applied Mathematics
- Computational Science and Engineering*
- Electrical and Computer Engineering
- Environmental Engineering
- Materials Science and NanoEngineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Systems, Synthetic and Physical Biology*
- Statistics
* Interdisciplinary Program
Professional Master's Programs
Our Engineering Professional Master' Programs empower the next generation of leaders with strong technical and data science skills, creative problem solving and the ability to integrate across disciplines to address humankind’s most pressing problems. It’s a non-thesis degree designed for students who wish to expand their engineering knowledge.
- Bioengineering
- Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Chemical Engineering
- Computer Science (On-Campus)
- Computational and Applied Mathematics
- Computational Science and Engineering*
- Data Science (On-Campus)
- Electrical and Computer Engineering
- Engineering Management and Leadership (On-Campus)
- Industrial Engineering*
- Materials Science and NanoEngineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Statistics
* Interdisciplinary Program
Online Master's Programs
In a collaboration with our Engineering Professional Master's Programs and Rice Online Learning, we are pleased to currently offer these three master’s degree programs that are available to complete 100% online:
Coordinated Degree Programs
The Brown School of Engineering also offers diverse joint degree programs that provide an interdisciplinary curriculum that takes advantage of our small size and collaborative nature.
- MBA/Master of Engineering Program
- Medical Scientist Training Program
- Master of Computational Science and Engineering Program
- Applied Physics Graduate Program
Graduate Admissions
All Rice Engineering graduate student admission is administered by the academic departments. Application deadlines and requirements vary. For more information, visit the website of the department, to which you're interested in applying.