Dr. Timothy Jacobs serves as the program's department head and Dr. Chuck Wolf serves as the program's academic advisor.
Program Information
The Doctor of Engineering (D.Eng.)
The program prepares individuals for professional engineering careers in business, industry and the public sector. It is not intended as a research degree nor as preparation for a faculty position at a research university. That is the province of the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Degree. The D.Eng.
D.Eng. graduates are prepared to move quickly into positions of responsibility and authority. Therefore, students are required to take courses in business and communications, supplemented by elective graduate courses. With this background, professional activities can and often do encompass both technical and nontechnical fields.
Positions of leadership
Admission Requirements
Individuals possessing a minimum of an ABET-accredited bachelor's degree in engineering or the equivalent may apply for program admission. Those persons applying with only a bachelor's degree must have a grade point average of at least 3.0/4.0. Individuals applying with a master's degree in engineering must have a grade point average of at least 3.25 for their overall graduate studies. Since the D.Eng. is a practice-oriented, professional degree, at least one year of engineering or one year of engineering-related (or equivalent) practice is an important factor considered for program admission. Applicants must have acceptable GRE scores and grade point averages to be admitted into the D.Eng. Program.
Contact Information
Angie Dunn
- Program Specialist IV, Department of Multidisciplinary Engineering
- Interim Graduate Advisor, Department of Multidisciplinary Engineering
- Office: ETB 1041K
- Phone: 979-845-0528
- Email: adunn@tamu.edu
