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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 and receive $20** off your application fee just for attending. 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.
*If you attend an information session, you will be eligible to receive a $20 discount off your application fee. St. Thomas alumni, St. Thomas returning graduate students, St. Thomas employees, and all U.S. active and retired military personnel and veterans are eligible for a full $50 application fee waiver.
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Keturah Ellis
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The Details You Need to Know
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Tuition and Fees
Faculty
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.

Greg Mowry - Electrical Engineering
Dr. Greg Mowry is a professor and program director of the M.S. in Electrical Engineering program at St. Thomas. Prior to joining the School of Engineering in 2003, Dr. Greg Mowry had a successful 25-year career as a product development engineer and corporate research scientist for fortune-500 companies and startups. His research focuses on the use of photonics, magnetics, and power electronics/systems for humanitarian applications.

Bob Bach - Manufacturing Engineering

John Abraham - Mechanical Engineering
Mike Winegar - Regulatory Science

Bob Monson - Systems Engineering

Brad Reinboldt - Technology Management

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.