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Pursue groundbreaking research in artificial intelligence, machine learning, computer architecture and more with a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Computer Engineering from UMass Lowell.
Join the forefront of technological advancement with a Ph.D. in Computer Engineering from UMass Lowell. This research-intensive program prepares you for high-level careers in academia, research and development, tackling complex challenges in embedded systems, artificial intelligence (AI), and computer architecture.
Housed within the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, the program provides an interdisciplinary foundation and access to faculty who are leaders in both theoretical and applied computing.
For complete program details and course descriptions, please visit the Academic Catalog.
UMass Lowell is a Research 1 (R1) University, the highest status held by universities in the U.S. You’ll have access to advanced labs and collaborative opportunities that prepare you to make a real-world impact in computer engineering. Our Ph.D. students engage in pioneering research across topics such as:
UMass Lowell strives to provide financial support for all admitted Ph.D. students. This includes funding through Teaching Assistantships (TA), Research Assistantships (RA) and summer research support. Assistantships are contingent upon availability and may be subject to change.
All materials must be received before your application is reviewed. To add documents before review, log in and select “Program Materials.”
English proficiency is required. If English is not your country’s national language, please submit one of the following scores:
For the TOEFL, please send your scores to EngineeringCAS using the school code B887.
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