School of STEM Graduate Programs
Advanced, professional education to deepen your knowledge or learn new skills for your next career.
Master of Science in
Graduate Certificate in
The University of Washington Bothell School of Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics's graduate programs prepare students to be future thought leaders and researchers.
Students gain a deeper understanding of concepts and skills needed for career growth, engage in robust research and application, and have opportunities for collaboration between faculty, staff, community, and industrial partners.
Local Seattle Engineering & Technology Sector
Located 30 minutes outside of Seattle, UW Bothell is surrounded by emerging startups and major engineering and technology employers. Graduates find fulfulling careers at companies such as Google, Meta, Amazon, T-Mobile, Microsoft, Boeing, Phillips, and many more.
Striving for Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion in STEM
We are passionate about bringing the diverse perspectives of underrepresented and marginalized groups into our modern day workforce. Together, we strive to create a diverse student body that engages ethically and inclusively with our world and society. View UW Bothell's commitment.
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stemgrad@uw.edu
425.352.5490
Commons Hall UW2-134
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We support the vision and mission of the School of STEM to strengthy and promote excellence in STEM research, scholarship, and education through commitment to our CORE values of Collaboration, Opportunities, Responsibility, and Engagement.
Office of Graduate Studies Staff
Dini Colabewala
Assistant Director of Graduate Admissions
dini@uw.edu
Beth Gee
CSS Master's Program Advisor
bgee1@uw.edu
Jerry Vasquez
EE Graduate Programs Advisor
GCSDD Advisor
jav5@uw.edu