SEAS Combined Bachelor’s and Master’s Programs

The Combined Bachelor’s and Master’s program allows students to begin working toward a master’s degree while completing their bachelor’s degree.  Benefits of the combined program include:

• You can begin working with professors on a research problem in your major
• You can take advanced-level graduate courses while working on your bachelor’s degree
• You can “double count” up to 9 credit hours (typically 3 courses) toward both degrees
• A minimum of 150 hours is required for the combined program; 120 semester hour minimum for a bachelor's degree and 30 hour minimum for a master's degree
• You can earn both degrees in a shorter time than would be required by the two separate programs

The School of Engineering and Applied Science offers combined programs in these master’s programs

• Chemical Engineering
• Computer Science
• Computational Science and Engineering

See the Miami Bulletin for general information about the program.