The M.Eng. Expo is your opportunity to discover how you can build on your Cornell foundation and accelerate your career with a professional master’s degree right here, where you already thrive.
Connect directly with representatives from all 14 Master of Engineering programs at the Ithaca campus and Cornell Tech’s four Master of Engineering programs. Faculty, staff, and current M.Eng. students will be there to answer your questions in a relaxed, informative setting. The Johnson Graduate School of Management will be on hand to discuss how you can earn sequential M.Eng. and MBA degrees.
Open to all Cornell undergrads — Engineering and beyond. Bring your STEM curiosity, your questions, and start designing your next chapter.
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Connect and Learn
Learn more about the different M.Eng. program options, including the Early Admit Pathway available only to Cornell undergraduate students.
Connect with faculty, staff and current M.Eng. students who can answer your specific questions in detail.
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Grab Lunch
Get a free boxed lunch (guaranteed for the first 200 attendees) while you browse the Expo tables, get your raffle card stamps, and don’t forget a selfie with our ambassador robot!
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Win a Prize
Stop by three tables at the Expo, collect a stamp and you’ll be entered into a raffle for one of five Cornell Mystery Merch bags. Register in advance for an extra entry into the raffle for attendees. Additional opportunities for prizes at various program tables.
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How does the event work?
Once you are in Duffield Hall Atrium, look for the event registration table.
Receive your stamp card and fill out your information.
Browse the Expo and chat with faculty, staff and current M.Eng. students from programs you’re interested in.
Visit at least three program tables and collect stamps on your card.
Once you have gotten your three stamps, you are eligible to get a boxed lunch (guaranteed for the first 200 students to attend).Finally, don’t forget to drop off your stamp card in a raffle box for one of the five Cornell Mystery Merch bags. Prize winners will be notified within a week of the event.
Questions and Answers
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Who is the event for? Can I attend if I’m not an Engineering undergrad?
All undergraduate students at Cornell are invited to join us at the M.Eng. Expo to learn about the different M.Eng. program options. You do not need to be in Engineering to attend – we have had many successful M.Eng. students coming to us from Arts & Sciences, Bowers CIS, CALS, and Human Ecology.
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Can current M.Eng. students attend?
This event is geared towards prospective M.Eng. students. Current M.Eng. students who enjoy speaking with prospective students and sharing their M.Eng. experience are encouraged to reach out to their program’s graduate field assistant to see if there is availability to take part in the event.
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I want to learn more about the Master of Engineering programs, but I can’t attend the event.
Don’t worry, while this is the biggest, it is not the only informational event we host. Follow us on LinkedIn to find out about upcoming information sessions or other recruitment events. Additionally, M.Eng. faculty and staff are always willing to speak with prospective students. Consult the M.Eng. Directory to find your contacts.
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Early Admit Pathway
The Early Admit Pathway gives Cornell undergraduates with only a few remaining classes a strategic advantage to get ahead on their M.Eng. degree. You can begin graduate coursework during your final undergraduate semester and complete your master’s on an accelerated timeline, carrying forward up to fifteen credits toward your M.Eng. This head start allows you to transition seamlessly into professional master’s status and fully engage in the M.Eng. experience from day one.
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Our M.Eng. Degree Programs
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Aerospace Engineering
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Biological and Environmental Engineering
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Biomedical Engineering
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Chemical Engineering
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Civil and Environmental Engineering
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Computer Science
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Earth Science and Engineering
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Electrical and Computer Engineering
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Engineering Management
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Engineering Physics
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Materials Science and Engineering
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Mechanical Engineering
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Operations Research and Information Engineering
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Systems Engineering