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On-Campus and Online Engineering Doctorates
Engineering doctorate programs cover several branches of the same discipline; you can choose to earn an electrical engineering doctorate, computer engineering doctorate, mechanical engineering doctorate or many others. Studying engineering at the doctoral level typically prepares you for a university professorship, but you can also land top-level jobs at engineering firms or science-oriented government agencies (such as NASA).
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Air Force Institute of Technology - Engineering
Wright Patterson AFB, OH
Alfred Univ.--New York State Col. of Ceramics - Engineering
Alfred, NY
Arizona State University - Engineering
Tempe, AZ
Auburn University - Engineering
Auburn University, AL
Binghamton University--SUNY - Engineering
Binghamton, NY
Boston University - Engineering
Boston, MA
Brigham Young University - Engineering
Provo, UT
Brown University - Engineering
Providence, RI
California Institute of Technology - Engineering
Pasadena, CA
California State University--Long Beach - Engineering
Long Beach, CA
Carnegie Mellon University - Engineering
Pittsburgh, PA
Case Western Reserve University - Engineering
Cleveland, OH
Catholic University of America - Engineering
Washington, DC
Clarkson University - Engineering
Potsdam, NY
Clemson University - Engineering
Clemson, SC
Cleveland State University - Engineering
Cleveland, OH
Colorado School of Mines - Engineering
Golden, CO
Colorado State University - Engineering
Fort Collins, CO
Columbia University - Engineering
New York, NY
Cornell University - Engineering
Ithaca, NY
CUNY--City College - Engineering
New York, NY
Dartmouth College - Engineering
Hanover, NH
Drexel University - Engineering
Philadelphia, PA
Duke University - Engineering
Durham, NC
Florida A&M Univ./Florida State Univ. - Engineering
Tallahassee, FL
Florida Atlantic University - Engineering
Boca Raton, FL
Florida Institute of Technology - Engineering
Melbourne, FL
Florida International University - Engineering
Miami, FL
George Mason University - Engineering
Fairfax, VA
George Washington University - Engineering
Washington, DC
Georgia Institute of Technology - Engineering
Atlanta, GA
Harvard University - Engineering
Cambridge, MA
Howard University - Engineering
Washington, DC
Idaho State University - Engineering
Pocatello, ID
Illinois Institute of Technology - Engineering
Chicago, IL
Indiana University-Purdue University--Indianapolis - Engineering
Indianapolis, IN
Iowa State University - Engineering
Ames, IA
Johns Hopkins University - Engineering
Baltimore, MD
Kansas State University - Engineering
Manhattan, KS
Lamar University - Engineering
Beaumont, TX
Lawrence Technological University - Engineering
Southfield, MI
Lehigh University - Engineering
Bethlehem, PA
Louisiana State University--Baton Rouge - Engineering
Baton Rouge, LA
Louisiana Tech University - Engineering
Ruston, LA
Marquette University - Engineering
Milwaukee, WI
Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Engineering
Cambridge, MA
Michigan State University - Engineering
East Lansing, MI
Michigan Technological University - Engineering
Houghton, MI
Mississippi State University - Engineering
Mississippi State, MS
Missouri University of Science & Technology - Engineering
Rolla, MO
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Earn an Online Engineering Doctorate
The value of engineering degrees has skyrocketed because qualified engineers are in demand almost everywhere. Online engineering doctoral programs offer you an excellent opportunity because you can work a regular job – probably in the engineering field – while studying for your doctorate as your schedule allows. Most of the top careers in engineering require a doctoral degree, but this can actually be a benefit over the long-term. According to the U.S. Department of Labor Statistics, holding a doctorate means earning up to $30,000 more annually when compared to someone who has only a bachelor’s degree.
Sample Degree – Engineer’s Degree
The Engineer’s Degree – also called the Degree of Engineer – is the terminal degree for practicing engineers in the U.S. Unlike a PhD in Engineering, the Engineer’s Degree is designed for professionals rather than academics. Holding an Engineer’s Degree and having some industry experience typically means that you will be highly sought-after by engineering firms and government agencies.