Graduate Admissions

At Wentworth, our graduate students make up a dynamic community of problem-solvers and challenge-accepters, ready to take action and change the world.  As the university of opportunity, Wentworth is committed to providing pathways to leadership in architecture, engineering, business, information systems, and management for an inclusive and diverse population of working professionals. We welcome students from across the city and around the world. If you share our drive and our can-do spirit, then you belong here.

 

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Master's Degrees

Applied Computer Science

Advance your career in Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning. Accelerated 4+1 master's degree. 

Architecture

Learn by making, thinking and doing in our NAAB-accredited, IPAL-approved, STEM program. One-, two- and three-year programs available, corresponding to each students' undergraduate background.

Architectural Engineering

Contribute to society with sustainable analysis, design, and related activities within the construction industry.

Business Analytics

Apply quantitative skills to derive data-driven insights. Provide data-informed solutions and implement actionable business insights. Can be completed in 1-year, online, full-time. 

Civil Engineering

Advance your career as a licensed professional civil engineer. Available full-time, part-time and as an accelerated 4+1 master's degree.

Civil Engineering, Master of Science

Prepare to further your education in a PhD program or launch your career in professional engineering.

Computer Engineering

At the intersection of technology and innovation, gain valuable skills in monitoring, analyzing and redesigning systems and components.  Available full-time, part-time and as an accelerated 4+1 master's degree.

Construction Management

The only ACCE-accredited program of its kind in New England. Ranked #1 by College Factual. Available part-time, full-time, online and on campus.

Data Science

Develop computational programming skills to represent and explore data and derive data-driven insights. Can be completed in 1-year, online, full-time. 

Facility Management

Develop key skills and knowledge to help manage an organization's physical assets. Available part-time, online.

Environmental Engineering

Lead the way in systems-level thinking, sustainability and green technological innovation for a more sustainable world.

Electrical Engineering

Get advanced training in robotics, embedded processors, renewable energy, power, Internet of Things, semiconductors, electrical circuits and more. Available full-time, part-time and as an accelerated 4+1 master's degree.

Project Management

Valuable, hands-on experience delivering a project on time, on budget and within scope. Available full-time, part-time and as an accelerated 4+1 master's degree.

Key Dates & Deadlines

  1. Jan 19
    Spring Semester Starts

    First day of classes

  2. Feb 15
    Priority Deadline

    Fall 2021, Full-time programs

  3. Mar 24
    Graduate Virtual Open House

    6:00 PM Register

  4. Jun 01
    Regular Deadline, Fall 2021, Full-time programs

Discover Wentworth's 4+1 Programs

Get the most out of your educational investment. Enroll in one of Wentworth's accelerated 1-year master's programs and advance your career in today’s competitive job market. Get started on your master’s degree while you complete your bachelor’s program.

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Graduate Admissions Events

Throughout the year the Office of Graduate Admissions hosts several events to enable prospective students to learn more about our programs and offerings. Please check back regularly as events are continually added. 

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How to Apply

Are you ready to get started? Learn everything you need to know about applying to a graduate program at Wentworth. 

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Why Wentworth?

Premium Earnings Potential
18-33%

increase in salaries  in STEM fields with a Master's degree (US Bureau of Labor Statistics),

Ready. Set. Work.
1 in 5

jobs in Massachusetts require a Master's degree according to the Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce.

Faster than Average Growth
17%

job growth rate for Master's degrees, according to the Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce.

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Graduate programs 

International Admissions

Our international students bring a rich cultural diversity and global perspective to our community. We welcome students from over 70 countries and more than 7% of our student body comes from outside of the US. With several STEM-designated programs, international students can extend their OPT by up to 24 months. 

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Tuition & Financial Aid

Wentworth advances the careers of the next generation of leaders and problem-solvers. Learn more about tuition and costs, as well as the financial aid opportunities available to graduate students.

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A University in Boston

Wentworth is located in the heart of Boston,  home to  some of the most innovative and fastest-growing companies, non-profit organizations, and start-ups in the Northeast. We partner with organizations specializing in research and development, high-tech, design, medicine, engineering, and finance to bring you the hottest job opportunities. Our global network of over 37,000 alumni, including industry-leading professionals in Boston and beyond, is ready to connect talented, hard-working Wentworth graduates, like you, to some of the most highly sought-after careers close to home and around the world.

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Speak to a Graduate Counselor

We know going back to school is a big decision. You have questions; we have answers. Connect via email, phone or schedule an appointment with one of our counselors. 

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