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With top-ranked programs at every level, UCLA is a cost-effective choice for developing your organization’s technical talent. UCLA Samueli’s Master of Science in Engineering is ranked Number 1 (2020) in the country, making earning a UCLA master’s degree more convenient than ever. Program areas include data science, sustainable water engineering, structural materials, aerospace engineering, computer networking, electrical engineering, electronic materials, engineering management, integrated circuits, manufacturing and design, materials science, mechanical engineering, signal processing and communication, systems engineering and engineering entrepreneurship. Many companies offer tuition reimbursement for these programs.
We can also work with your team to design training curriculum that fits your companies needs through the UCLA Extension Engineering Program.
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Helen Magid
Senior Director of Corporate and Foundation Relations
310.825.3979
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Walt Disney Imagineer and UCLA Alumnus Craig Russell Headlines Undergraduate Commencement
Former Disney Imagineer and UCLA Samueli School of Engineering alumnus Craig Russell ’80 delivered the keynote remarks at the UCLA Samueli undergraduate commencement ceremony Saturday, June 15.