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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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Nine UCLA Engineering Faculty Named Among World’s Most Influential Researchers
Clarivate’s Web of Science has named nearly 40 UCLA faculty in its newly released 2020 Highly Cited Researchers, including nine from the School of Engineering.
UCLA Research Shows Cold Plasma Can Kill Coronavirus on Common Surfaces in Seconds
UCLA engineers and scientists have demonstrated that treatments with near-room-temperature, cold atmospheric plasma can kill the coronavirus present on a variety of surfaces in as little as 30 seconds.
New Wound-Healing Biomaterials Reduce Scarring and Promote Tissue Regeneration
UCLA scientists with colleagues at Duke University and other institutions have developed a wound-healing biomaterial that could reduce scar formation
Three UCLA Computer Science Students Named DeepMind Scholars
Three UCLA Samueli graduate students have each received a fellowship from U.K.-based DeepMind, a leading global artificial intelligence company.
Civil & Environmental Engineering Postdoc Recounts Journey from Nigeria
Looking back at his academic journey, Chukwuebuka “Buka” Nweke says he tried to maximize each opportunity, even when the conditions weren’t ideal.
UCLA Materials Scientists Upgrade Razor-Thin Cooling Device to Drastically Lower Temperature
Materials scientists at the UCLA Samueli School of Engineering have made major design-improvements to a thin, flexible device that could cool flexible electronics by as many as 16 degrees Fahrenheit.