Master of Science in Electrical Engineering, Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering, and Master of Science in Energy Systems

Associate Dean: Robert Kozik, Clarkson University Capital Region Campus

Union College undergraduate students with a strong academic record may apply for a combined degree program with the Masters in Electrical Engineering, Masters in Mechanical Engineering. and Master of Science in Energy Systems. A cumulative average of 3.0 in undergraduate course work is expected (cumulative average less than 3.0 should be discussed with the Associate Dean, School of Engineering). Acceptance into the program enables students to apply up to three graduate college courses for credit in fulfillment of both undergraduate Union College and Clarkson University Capital Region Campus graduate degree requirements. All program applicants are encouraged to apply during their sophomore or junior year but no later than the end of the fall term of their senior year at Union College. Students are required to notify both Registrars that they are in a joint program. All Union College students are encouraged to contact the Clarkson University Capital Region Campus graduate Engineering program, Associate Dean Robert Kozik, for information regarding these programs and additional opportunities as noted below:

Clarkson University Capital Region Campus graduate Engineering courses are available as Union College electives subject to Union College student advisor and Clarkson’s Associate Dean, School of Engineering approval. A non-degree application, Union transcript, and course registration are required.

Union College undergraduate students interested in graduate school should discuss Clarkson’s opportunities regarding the above programs, the Master of Science in Engineering and Management Systems, and scholarship opportunities for Union College graduates with Associate Dean Robert Kozik, Clarkson University Capital Region Campus, graduate Engineering programs.