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Professional and career development is a significant focus in the program. We work early on to support students in identifying career goals and opportunities for internships and employment (post-graduation). As our students have diverse employment goals, we work individually to create opportunities for professional networking. A number of our courses are either taught or include industry leaders and mentors who work closely with students to support career development.��

Tuition rates are set by the campus Bursar’s Office and your costs are directly related to how many credit-hours (courses) you take each semester. The University of Colorado sets different rates for Colorado residents. All tuition and fee rates are here. (Refer to the “Professional Master's" sheet and the column headed "Engineering").�� The university also charges fees in addition to tuition. These are outlined on the second page of the rate sheets; they currently amount to about $800 per semester.

Tuition and fees are just one part of the overall cost to attend ����������ý�Ļ���Ʒ. The full cost of attendance for an academic year could include expenses such as on-campus housing and food, books and supplies, and items that are not billed by the university, such as personal expenses, transportation and medical insurance. View the full cost of attendance.

The ATLAS MS program does not require you to provide GRE results, but if you’ve taken it, we invite you to include results in your application.��

Yes, all students in all ATLAS degree programs are eligible for extended STEM-OPT. The CIP code for these programs is 15.0000, “Engineering Technology, General.”