Graduate Students
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Cory Dixon
Aerospace Engineering
"I never thought of going to any university other than
CU," says Cory Dixon, a native Coloradoan who feels CU-Boulder
has one of the strongest aerospace engineering programs available.
While pursuing his PhD, Cory is also a research assistant with the aerospace
engineering department, focusing on developing avionic systems for Unmanned Aerial
Vehicles (UAVs). A grant from the National Science Foundation has allowed the
department to lease unmanned planes equipped with sophisticated instruments,
which fly into unfriendly environments like northern Alaska to collect hard-to-get
data.
Dixon is working with professors and other students to develop safeguards for
the small aircraft, including a de-icing system for the wings. "There will
be many new and interesting developments for UAVs in the years to come," he
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If you are looking for a great place to further your engineering
knowledge, then CU-Boulder is just the place for you. The College
of Engineering and Applied Science at CU-Boulder enjoys an outstanding
reputation as one of the best graduate level engineering programs
in the nation -- and in the world. Graduate students work and learn
with a world-class faculty, recognized with many prestigious awards.
The college also ranks among the top public universities in sponsored
research funding per faculty member. We hope the links below will
help you find answers to any questions you might have.
Graduate
Degrees are offered in the following areas:
Distance
Education
Through CAETE, a state-of-the-art distance education program,
students have the opportunity to earn a master's degree in five engineering
disciplines or earn one of several graduate certificates without ever setting
foot on campus. For more information, visit the
Center
for Advanced Engineering and Technology Education (CAETE).
International
Certificate Program
International Graduate
Studies Program in Engineering is a certificate program that
enhances the Master of Science, Master of Engineering, and PhD
degrees. Students participate in a research exchange at a
European university. Students must be admitted to a graduate
program within the College of Engineering and Applied Science to
qualify.
Other Resources
Graduate School
The Graduate
School is a wonderful resource for prospective and current graduate
students. From this web site
you can find further information about housing, student services,
financial aid, and much more.
University Catalog
Another source of information is the University
Catalog. There you will find detailed information about degree
programs, policies, courses offered and much more.
Department
Web Sites
It is also important that you visit the web site of your intended
department. Become aware of the opportunities that they offer and
be sure to double-check all admissions procedures and deadlines directly
with your intended department.
Department Contact
Information
Aerospace Engineering Sciences
303-492-6416
e-mail: aerograd@colorado.edu
Chemical & Biological Engineering
303-492-7471
e-mail: chemeng@colorado.edu
Civil, Environmental & Architectural Engineering
303-492-7316
e-mail: cvengrad@colorado.edu
Computer Science
303-492-6361
e-mail: csgradinfo@cs.colorado.edu
Electrical &Computer Engineering
303-735-0490
e-mail: eeen_app@colorado.edu
Engineering Management
303-492-2570
e-mail: cuemp@colorado.edu
Mechanical Engineering
303-492-7444
e-mail: megrad@colorado.edu
Interdisciplinary Telecommunications
303-492-8916
e-mail: itp@colorado.edu
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