Doctor of Engineering, DEng

Prepare for leadership roles in engineering with this program.

DEGREE:

Doctor of Engineering (DEng)

DELIVERY:

Face-to-Face, Online

LOCATION:

Morehead, Hybrid, Online

TIME REQUIRED:

3 Years

Course Requirements

WHAT YOU’LL Learn IN THE DOCTOR OF ENGINEERING PROGRAM

Learn how to solve real-world engineering problems using advanced systems engineering skills. The Doctor of Engineering program emphasizes hands-on research and practical learning in areas such as aerospace, defense, and manufacturing. You will study how large systems are designed, built, and managed, and you will complete a research project that helps solve real industry problems.

WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH A DOCTOR OF ENGINEERING Degree

You can advance to high-level engineering and leadership positions. Graduates often work in fields such as aerospace, defense, manufacturing, and research. You may become a project leader, systems engineer, researcher, or technical manager. This degree prepares you to take on significant challenges and lead essential engineering projects.

WHAT MAKES MOREHEAD STATE’S PROGRAM DIFFERENT

This program emphasizes applied research and practical problem-solving rather than purely theoretical study. You may complete the program entirely online, in person, or in a hybrid format, allowing maximum flexibility for working professionals.

WHY EMPLOYERS VALUE DOCTOR OF ENGINEERING GRADUATES

Graduates of this program bring advanced technical skills, leadership ability, and real-world problem-solving experience into the workplace. Employers value these graduates for their ability to solve complex engineering challenges, lead technical teams, and improve systems and processes using applied research. With real-world training, these graduates are equipped to make a difference immediately.

PROGRAM Specializations

This specialization focuses on the design, development, and operation of spacecraft and ground systems, enabling students to make significant contributions to complex space missions and projects.

This specialization emphasizes the broader principles of systems engineering, enabling students to address complex, multidisciplinary challenges across various industries.

Admission Requirements

General admission to graduate study (for criteria, refer to Admission to Graduate Study).
Satisfy all of the following:
• A minimum GRE score of 150 on verbal reasoning and 146 on quantitative reasoning OR Undergraduate GPA X GRE (verbal and quantitative)= 875
• Undergraduate degree in a relevant area (space systems engineering, systems engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, engineering and technology management, or closely related discipline).

GRE Exemption: Any applicant who has earned a master's degree in a STEM field with a cumulative minimum GPA of 3.0 from an accredited institution is exempt from taking the GRE.