Interested in a UF Master’s degree?
The Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering at the University of Florida offers an exceptional environment for students pursuing a master’s degree in engineering. With access to state-of-the-art facilities, cutting-edge research opportunities, and a distinguished faculty, students are positioned at the forefront of technological and scientific advancements. UF’s engineering programs are designed to foster innovation, critical thinking, and hands-on experience, ensuring graduates are well-prepared for the challenges of the modern engineering landscape. The interdisciplinary approach and strong industry connections provide student with ample opportunities for collaborative projects and professional networking.
Follow these steps to get started!
- Review our Master’s Degree program offerings to find the perfect fit for your career goals
- Complete this brief 30 second MS online interest form so we can stay in touch with you and provide an application fee waiver (if available)*
- Review requirements for admission for your chosen program
- Contact our Department Graduate Staff or Faculty Graduate Coordinators with questions
*Application fee waiver availability varies by department. Please see below for additional information.
Master’s Application Fee Waivers (All Students)
- 3.00+ or B average cumulative undergraduate GPA
- Applying for on-campus or online (EDGE) Master’s program for Spring, Summer, or Fall 2026 admission
- All departments except Computer Science in our Computer Information & Science (CISE) department
- Request MS application fee waiver with this brief online form: https://www.eng.ufl.edu/graduate/mswaiver/
- Approved students will receive an email containing a fee waive code with instructions
International Students who do not receive an MS application fee waiver code may contact department graduate staff for the following:
- Chemical Engineering contact grad@che.ufl.edu
- Civil, Coastal, Environmental Engineering complete this online form and/or contact gradoffice@essie.ufl.edu