University of Washington

• University of Washington’s Department of Management and Organization provides 4 years fulltime undergraduate degree program Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration (Entrepreneurship) which is ranked #15 in national undergraduate specialty rankings
• Prepares students for an entrepreneurial career by offering a combination of coursework and practical experience
• Lays out fundamentals of entrepreneurship including the necessary tools and perspectives in Strategy, Marketing and Finance

• University of Washington’s Department of Finance and Business Economics provides 4 years fulltime undergraduate degree program Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration (Finance) which is ranked #19 in national undergraduate specialty rankings
• Program is concerned with the management of funds and the ways in which the flow of capital affects the management of a firm and the decision-making process of investors
• Covers four interrelated areas: Corporate Finance; Investments; Financial Markets; and International Finance

• University of Washington’s Department of Information Systems & Operations Management provides 4 years fulltime undergraduate degree program Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration (Information Systems) which provides students with the thorough understanding of the relevant technology and knowledge to use that technology for supporting core business functions
• Students take a set of courses that emphasize technical tools, as well as courses that deal with the development, use, and management of information technology in organizations

• University of Washington’s Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering provides 4 years fulltime undergraduate degree program Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering (BSCE) which prepares students for civil and environmental engineering careers and professions in industry, government, research, and academia
• Broad-based curriculum helps develop future engineers to plan, design, construct and manage public and private infrastructure and facilities

•Prepares student well to adapt to the new technologies, tools and methodologies

•Well trained faculty that give students the in-depth knowledege they need in this field 

•Twelve areas of study available to students to complete their degree

•A minimum of 45 credits must be earned in order to receive the BSEE degree

• University of Washington’s Department of Health Services provides 4 years fulltime undergraduate degree program Bachelor of Science in Health Informatics and Health Information Management (HIHIM) which prepares students to fulfill the growing demand for professionals
• Program incorporates the disciplines of management, information technology, finance, law, medicine, and health sciences into one curriculum

•Three options are given to students to complete their degree: Human-Computer Interaction, Information Architecture and The Information Assurance and Cybersecurity Option

•Graduates are well-rounded information and technology professionals with the ability to apply their knowledge to positively impact organizations, their communities and society

•Curriculum includes the study of the principles governing the use of energy, principles of design, instruments and control devices, and the application of these studies to the creative solution of practical and modern problems

•Designed for accomplished mid-to-senior managers, executives, entrepreneurs and business leaders who want to work full time while earning a graduate degree in two years or less

•The program ranks 25 worldwide by U.S. News & World Report

•The Princeton Review ranked the Foster MBA Program #8 in its top 10 list of U.S. schools with the greatest opportunities for women 

•It is a multidisciplinary professional graduate degree for recent graduates as well as working professionals

•Concentrations include Controls, Fluids, Propulsion/Plasma/Power, Structures and Composites

• The Master of Human-Computer Interaction and Design is offered by four departments: Computer Science & Engineering, Human-Centered Design and Engineering, the Information School and Division of Design in the School of Art + Art History + Design, along with faculty from other UW departments
• This unique, cross-disciplinary approach seeks to educate a new generation of designers, engineers and researchers who can successfully combine the creative aspects of design and the study of human behavior with the analytical techniques of engineering
• Students will work on the design and development of new products or services and discover design opportunities based on quantitative and qualitative data acquired from users
• Students study courses such as Introduction to HCI: User Interface Design, Prototyping, and Evaluation; Adv. HCI: Adv. User Interface Design, Prototyping, & Evaluation; Data Visualization; Advanced Topics in Human-Computer Interaction; Advanced Industrial Design; Advanced Interaction Design; etc

• University of Washington’s Department of Accounting provides 9 Months fulltime postgraduate degree program Master of Professional Accounting which prepares accounting professionals with quality education, strong ethics, innovative thinking, and excellent oral and written communication skills
• Students are encouraged to seek challenges, strive for excellence, and show pride in their accomplishments
• Students pursue one of two MPAcc degree tracks:

Auditing and Assurance
Taxation

•Program consists of eleven quarters of academic course work, clinical training and research experience, leading to a Master of Science in Dentistry (MSD)

•Has well trained faculty that makes student experience wothwhile 

• University of Washington’s Department of Information Systems and Operations Management provides 1 Year fulltime postgraduate degree program Master of Science in Information Systems which provides professionals with the tools they need to bridge the gap between business and technology
• Trains students to understand the role of information technology and identify the appropriate technology solution to either solve an existing business problem or create a new business opportunity
• After completing this program students solve complex, unstructured business problems, and provides them with innovative ideas about how to take advantage of new business opportunities

• UW Bioengineering’s thesis-based Master of Science students brings diverse experience from a variety of academic disciplines to solve biomedical problems using basic science and engineering principles while gaining comprehensive research experience..
• Students gain interdisciplinary knowledge of mathematics, engineering principles, physics, chemistry, physiology, and modern biology.
• Students undertake a significant research project and prepare a thesis documenting their work, which they must defend in a final oral examination.
• Students complete a core curriculum focused on developing skills essential to professional growth and success in independent research.

• Civil and environmental engineering is a profession that interfaces closely with society in the planning, design, construction, and management of facilities serving the needs of people.
• These activities focus on:
  • transportation infrastructure and construction
  • heavy construction
  • hydrology and hydrodynamics
  • structures, mechanics, and geotechnical engineering
  • drinking water and wastewater treatment, and water quality management
  • solid- and hazardous waste disposal
  • air quality management

• MSEE students must complete a total of 42 credits. Students have the option of choosing a coursework or thesis option of study.
• The coursework option is typically selected by students who want to work in the industry while the thesis option, which involves more in-depth research, is designed for students who may consider pursuing a Ph.D.
• UW ECE is active in most areas of electrical & computer engineering research:
  • Biosystems
  • Communications and Networking
  • Data Science
  • Photonics and Nano Devices
  • Power and Energy Systems
  • Robotics and Controls

• The Master of Science in Entrepreneurship curriculum is built on the same rigor as our MBA coursework but is focused on the stages of entrepreneurial development (with an emphasis on strategy, marketing, and finance) and real-world practice.
• Each quarter includes a lead course oriented around a set of challenges that are particularly salient in that stage of the entrepreneurial process.
• Each lead course includes a practicum project associated with a critical entrepreneurial milestone.

• University of Washington’s Department of Chemical Engineering provides 1 year fulltime postgraduate degree program MS in Chemical Engineering which provides students a streamlined educational experience that bolsters their knowledge and credentials in the field of Chemical Engineering
• Program includes subjects such as thermodynamics, transport phenomena, kinetics, and applied mathematics

• Mechanical engineering deals with anything that moves, from the tiniest micro-particle to the largest spacecraft, and even the human body—one of our most complex machines.
• It is the broadest of all engineering disciplines, and interdisciplinary work is key to our department’s success.
• The flexible curriculum focuses on the energy, human health, advanced materials and manufacturing technologies of all sorts, as well as dynamics, robotics, design, and controls.
• Students in the graduate program will likely wish to specialize in a certain subject area. There are a number of possible subject areas that students can focus on in the program.

•Provides undergraduates with competencies in Health, Ethics & Social Justice, Social Science, Natural Science, Policy & Politics, and Environment with particular emphasis on collaboration, communication, and critical thinking across these domains

•Renders a grounding in science, values, passion, and commitment which is valuable for a range of career and educational options across multiple disciplines