Getting Your Degree

You will participate in the Human-Machine Systems traineeship as part of a degree program in one of the traditional fields (e.g. Biomedical Engineering or Physical Therapy).  Although the Human-Machine Systems traineeship is not its own degree or certificate program, the courses in the Human-Machine Systems traineeship will count towards your degree. 

Below is a list of graduate degree programs (with links to their descriptions) that support students who participate in the Human-Machine Systems traineeship. This list is not exhaustive.  You can potentially be in any graduate degree program and participate in the Human-Machine Systems traineeship.

For more information on our Masters programs, please visit the links below:

Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering (opens in new tab)
Civil Engineering, with Specializations, MSCE (opens in new tab)
Computer Science, MCS (opens in new tab)
Electrical Engineering, MSEE (opens in new tab) 
Master of Education - Exercise Science (opens in new tab)  
Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering (opens in new tab) 
Psychological Science - Master in Arts Degree (opens in new tab)
Urban Studies, MS (opens in new tab)                                                                                                                        

For more information on our Doctorial programs, please visit the links below:

Adult Development and Aging Ph.D (opens in new tab) 
Applied Biomedical Engineering (ABE) PH.D (opens in new tab) 
Civil Engineering, Ph.D (opens in new tab) 
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Ph.D (opens in new tab)
Mechanical Engineering Ph.D (opens in new tab)
Urban Studies and Public Affairs, Ph.D (opens in new tab)
Occupational Therapy Doctorate (opens in new tab)
Physical Therapy, DPT (opens in new tab)