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One of the best ways to learn about our evening master's degrees in electrical engineering, manufacturing engineering, mechanical engineering, regulatory science, systems engineering or technology management is to attend an information session. In these sessions, you can learn more about St. Thomas, the different master’s degrees, and the application process and requirements. You will have the opportunity to get your questions answered by School of Engineering faculty and staff.

You can begin your studies in any of our fall, spring or summer* terms so you can apply and start your graduate program right away.

Attend an online information session to get program details. Our programs serve working professionals with busy lives. Set your own pace and start fall, spring or summer. Classes are offered evenings and weekends. We look forward to meeting you.

*Regulatory Science does not have a summer start.

Contact

Graduate Student Services

gradengineering@stthomas.edu

Phone Number

651-962-5500

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The Details You Need to Know

Streamlined Admission Process

Entrance exams are not needed to apply (like GRE or GMAT). You can apply If you have completed a bachelor’s degree from a U.S. institution or international equivalent in ANY discipline with an overall GPA of 2.7 or higher.

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Start When You're Ready!

Apply any time of the year. Start your graduate program in fall, spring or summer.

Tuition and Fees

All applicants pay the same amount for tuition and fees regardless of residency or citizenship status.

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Faculty - Program Directors

Each master’s degree program in Engineering has its own program director. Program directors are chosen as leaders in industry, passionate about their program and their students. This person will be your advisor and mentor throughout your graduate program. Meet each of them below.

Cheol-Hong Min - Electrical Engineering

Dr. Cheol-Hong Min is an associate professor and program director of the M.S. in Electrical Engineering program at St. Thomas. His research focuses on the application of artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and deep learning to large-scale data analysis for National Science Foundation (NSF) funded fluid dynamics analysis, biomedical, wearable systems, industrial automation, autonomous navigation, intelligent robotics and precision agriculture.

Dr. Cheol-Hong Min

Bob Bach - Manufacturing Engineering

Mr. Bob Bach is a program director in the M.S. in Manufacturing Engineering program. Prior to teaching at St. Thomas, Bob was a senior manufacturing engineer working on design-to-production transfer for medical devices including tissue heart valves, ablation catheters, pacing leads, and optical devices that can see and measure coronary arteries.

Bob Bach

Thomas Secord - Mechanical Engineering

Dr. Thomas Secord is an associate professor and program director of the M.S. in Mechanical Engineering program at St. Thomas. Prior to joining St. Thomas in 2016, Tom spent six years at Medtronic working on the development and testing of bio-prosthetic trans-catheter heart valves. His work at Medtronic encompassed many aspects of structural design, accelerated testing, and regulatory approval for implantable devices.

Dr. Thomas Secord

Mike Winegar - Regulatory Science

Mr. Winegar is the Program Director, M.S. in Regulatory Science. Mr. Winegar's primary focus is in the areas of medical device regulatory affairs, clinical research, and quality assurance. He has more than thirty years of experience with global medical device and biotechnology companies, with a particular emphasis on neurovascular, cardiovascular, peripheral vascular, and regenerative medicine technologies.

Mike Winegar

Bob Monson - Systems Engineering

Dr. Monson serves as the Program Director of the Systems Engineering program at the University of St. Thomas. Bob has focused his work in mechanical design, software development, controls development, modeling and simulation, thermal systems, shock and vibration systems, systems design and engineering management. He is currently employed at Medtronic in the Systems Engineering group.

Dr. Robert Monson

Brad Reinboldt - Engineering Management

Brad Reinboldt is the current program director of the M.S. in Engineering Management program at St. Thomas. Brad has over 20 years experience in the information systems arena with expertise in the computing, networking, and storage sectors. He has held development and technical management roles in companies ranging from start-ups to multi-billion-dollar organizations. This includes high-speed memory subsystem designer for IBM mainframes, product engineer at Seagate Technology in disk drive head design, and more.

Brad Reinboldt

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The School of Engineering

On the St. Paul Campus

The School of Engineering at St. Thomas is located on what is called “South Campus”. We have several buildings that house facilities and classrooms. Our main engineering office, graduate admissions office, graduate student services, program director offices, and classrooms are located in O’Shaughnessy Science Hall (OSS). We also have classrooms in the Facilities and Design Center (FDC), Owens Science Center (OWS) and the Binz Refectory.

We have convenient parking right outside our door or under cover across the street at the Anderson Parking Facility.

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