Master of Science in Humanitarian Engineering and Science (Non Thesis)- Humanitarian Robotics

This track focuses on combining the principles of humanitarian engineering with robotics applications to meet the needs of people and sociotechnical systems.
Mines graduates make an impact on the world. With innovative science and engineering-based solutions, they help improve the human condition and quality of life in communities on local and global scales. And the Humanitarian Engineering and Science graduate programs at Mines provide the skills to make that impact last.

As a student in this program, youll gain the expertise, skills and hands-on experience to truly make a difference. Under the leadership of world-class faculty expertise in engineering, applied sciences and social sciences, youll graduate from Mines well-prepared for a successful career in development, corporate social responsibility or other areas that directly support the communities you seek to serve.
The mission of the Department of Engineering, Design, and Society (EDS) is to engage in research, education, and outreach that inspires and empowers engineers and applied scientists to become innovative and impactful leaders in socio-technical design, problem definition, and problem solution. Our graduates are prepared to address the challenges of attaining a thriving, sustainable global society. Humanitarian Engineering and Science (HES) is a set of graduate program offerings within EDS.
Credits - 30

Degree candidates should have an undergraduate degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or equivalent coursework. In addition, candidates will need to complete necessary prerequisite courses for the graduate courses, also found in the Mines graduate catalog.
HES students selecting this track will need to have prerequisite knowledge in areas such as Data Structures, Probability and Statistics, and Linear Algebra as required by specific courses.
Statement of purpose, updated curriculum vitae or resume and transcripts for post-secondary degrees are required for all students.
Three letters of recommendation are required for students pursuing the MS thesis option.
Non-native English speakers must prove language proficiency. Please review requirements provided by the graduate admissions office.
Mines undergraduate students may include up to 6 credits from their undergraduate program counted toward a combined BS/MS degree. External applicants may transfer graduate credit from elsewhere with written permission from the HES program director.
Background in engineering or physical sciences. A degree in these fields is not required. However, courses will require prerequisites. Consult each of the track descriptions for more specific requirements.
Statement of purpose, curriculum vitae or resume, and transcripts for post-secondary degrees.
Three letters of recommendation are required for students pursuing the thesis option, but not for students pursuing the non-thesis option.
Non-native English speakers must prove language proficiency. Please review requirements provided by the graduate admissions office.
Mines undergraduate students may include up to 6 credits from their undergraduate program counted toward a combined BS/MS degree (4+1). External applicants may transfer graduate credit from elsewhere with written permission from the HES program director.
Non-native English speakers must meet one of the following minimum requirements: TOEFL iBT score of 79, TOEFL paper-based test score of 550, TOEFL computer-based test score of 213, IELTS score of 6.5, or have received a prior degree from an English-speaking university.
Mines undergraduate students may include up to six credits from their undergraduate program counted toward a combined BS/MS degree. External applicants may transfer graduate credit from elsewhere with written permission from the HES program director.

Bachelor's Degree: Required
GRE: Not Required
Letters of Recommendation: Required three letters
Resume or Curriculum Vitae (CV): Required
Statement of Purpose: Required
Transcript(s): Required. Must be submitted for all schools attended (unofficial transcripts accepted for admissions review and must show successful completion of any required prerequisite course(s).