Innovation in Engineering

The graduate curriculum at LMU is designed to support the advanced technical knowledge, enhanced professional growth, and deepened industry understanding necessary for a successful career in tech, medicine or the sciences. Our programs offer individualized support and mentorship from faculty advisors as you navigate the next steps in your program and career.

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"Best National Universities"

The Princeton Review, 2024

Top 60

Most Innovative School

U.S. News & World Report, 2023

18 Months

Minimum Time to Degree

 

16

Average Graduate Class Size

 

Driving Innovation

Loyola Marymount University (LMU) Frank R. Seaver College of Science and Engineering offers Master's degrees in Civil Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Environmental Science, Mechanical Engineering and Systems Engineering. Our graduate students benefit from the mentorship of faculty who bring expertise from academia and industry.

Our programs are designed for working professionals or full-time students and can be completed in as quickly as 18 months. Strategically located near aerospace/defense companies and L.A.’s tech hub of Silicon Beach, our programs allow students to innovate in Los Angeles while forming vital industry connections. Most science and engineering graduate degrees below have an MS/MBA dual degree option available.

Upcoming Start Dates

Start Term Application Deadline First Day of Class
Summer I 2024  March 1, 2024 May 13, 2024
Summer II 2024  April 1, 2024 June 24, 2024
Fall 2024 July 1, 2024 August 26, 2024

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Apply now to join our next cohort. Begin your application before our next deadline.

Degree Programs

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Civil Engineering
(M.S.E.)

Specialize in environmental or water resoures engineering. Great for strengthening a science degree with an engineering degree. 

 

Credit Hours: 30
Courses: 10
Years to Complete: 1½–2

 

Learn More: Civil Engineering
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Computer Engineering
(M.S.E.)

Explore topics spannign machine learning, cryptography, computer networks and more. Graduate students work alongside faculty in both applied and theoretical areas of electrical and computer engineering. 

Credit Hours: 30
Courses: 10
Years to Complete: 1½–2

 

Learn More: Computer Engineering
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Computer Science
(M.S.)

Curriculum is built on the principles of open-source culture. Graduate students work with robots, drones, smart TVs, loT devices and more. 

 

Credit Hours: 30
Courses: 10
Years to Complete: 1½–2

 

Learn More: Computer Science
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Electrical Engineering
(M.S.E)

Gain experience in the areas of communication systems, electronic circuits, radar engineering, and more. Graduate students develop skills in deep learning, autonomous systems, photonics, and more. 

Credit Hours: 30
Courses: 10
Years to Complete: 1½–2

 

Learn More: Electrical Engineering
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Environmental Science
(M.S.)

Engage in applied research opportunities while learning about global urban coastal resource management and climate change adaptation. Graduate students in this program have the option to pursue an engineering degree.

Credit Hours: 30
Courses: 10
Years to Complete: 1½–2

 

Learn More: Environmental Science
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Mechanical Engineering
(M.S.E.)

Explore additive manufacturing, robotics and more. Graduate students participate in cutting-edge research alongside faculty in LMU labs.

 

Credit Hours: 30
Courses: 10
Years to Complete: 1½–2

 

Learn More: Mechanical Engineering
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Systems Engineering
(M.S.)

Develop engineering and project management skills while honing a technical focus of your choice. Areas include aeronoautics and space systems, cybersecurity, software architecture, and more.
 

Credit Hours: 30
Courses: 10
Years to Complete: 1½–2

 

Learn More: Systems Engineering

Program Benefits

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Real-World Learning & Impact

We cultivate the next generation of innovative problem solvers through experiential learning. We'll challenge you and support your need to build skills, grow professionally, and deepen your industry knowledge.

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Faculty Mentorship

You’ll learn from and alongside our world-class faculty, who are recognized leaders in engineering and science. As dedicated mentors, they will guide you through your academic and professional journey.

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Connect with L.A.’s Tech Industry

LMU is adjacent to Silicon Beach, home to 500+ tech start-ups and global giants such as SpaceX, Facebook, and Google. Our faculty are the gateway to industry partners that can elevate your career.

Seaver Students

Flexible Class Schedule

Select from two evening class schedules, designed to adapt to individual needs and accommodate the busy schedules of working professionals. Our flexibility allows you to proceed at your own pace.

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The LMU Advantage

At its core, LMU is guided by the Jesuit philosophy of educating the whole person – in mind, body, and spirit. Our three campuses are part of the fabric of Los Angeles, a global capital for arts and entertainment, innovation and technology, business and entrepreneurship. Students participate in cutting-edge research and unique academic experiences in the surrounding city and throughout the world.

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CONTACT US

LMU Frank R. Seaver College of Science and Engineering
1 LMU Drive, MS 8135
Los Angeles, CA 90045
310.338.2834 | seaver@lmu.edu

OFFICE HOURS:
Mon-Fri: 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. PT