Tuition, Fees, and Funding

Tuition and Fees

A Master’s in Engineering is by all accounts a solid investment. By combining the core technical training with business and leadership skills, the Professional Master’s Programs in Engineering will maximize the value on investment.

Tuition for Professional Master’s Programs in Engineering follows the Graduate and Professional Tuition rate for Engineering on the Office of the Registrar website.

NOTE: Some programs have an additional program fee. Please refer to your specific degree program for details.

Tuition does not include books, living expenses, and University of Illinois fees, i.e. health insurance and facilities fees.  For more information, visit the Office of the Registrar website.

Funding Resources

Most of our Professionally-oriented Master’s Degree programs are self-funded where students are responsible for paying their tuition and fees. Students in these programs are not eligible for Board of Trustee (BOT) tuition-waiver-generating assistantships at the University of Illinois. Please consult your specific degree program for more information.

Students are encouraged to visit the Office of Student Financial Aid as well as these external resources: