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As an Ivy League institution — and the first university in the nation — Penn delivers a transformative experience in the classroom and laboratory, while ensuring its engineering and applied science students receive a fully rounded liberal arts education.
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Penn Engineering Announces First Ivy League Master’s in...
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The design and delivery of an engineering education known for its rigor, breadth and relevance to prepare students to become global leaders in technology-based fields. The doctoral program is the hallmark of Penn Engineering’s educational programs.
The University of Pennsylvania School of Engineering and Applied Science (Penn Engineering or SEAS) is the undergraduate and graduate engineering school of the University of Pennsylvania, a private research university in Philadelphia.
Founded in 1852 as the School of Mines, Arts, and Manufactures, today’s School of Engineering and Applied Science is a vibrant part of the University. At Penn Engineering, world-acclaimed faculty, state-of-the-art research laboratories, and highly interdisciplinary curricula offer students an unparalleled experience.
Penn offers two degree programs: the Bachelor of Science in Engineering (BSE), the flagship program for professional engineers and computer scientists, and the Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS), offering students more flexibility in combining engineering science and technology with interests beyond engineering.
A master’s degree from Penn Engineering prepares you to play a critical role in posing and answering the questions that will improve lives and transform our world. Interdisciplinary studies is a core feature of graduate programs at Penn Engineering.
