Master of Engineering in Computer Engineering

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Master of Engineering in Computer Engineering

Dartmouth College

Ivy League degree

From one of the first U.S. professional engineering schools, Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth

15-27 months

9 courses total, 15-20 hours per week per course

$46,602 USD total cost

Pay only for courses you enroll in per term ($5,178 each)

On-campus quality

Same teaching faculty, curriculum, and master’s diploma as on-campus students

100% online

Live sessions, lecture videos, hands-on projects, connection with instructors and peers

An Ivy League investment for your professional growth

The Dartmouth MEng in Computer Engineering is competitively priced, at $46,602 in total for the program. Each of the nine graduate-level courses costs $5,178. The final course, the capstone project, draws on learning from the eight topics covered on the other courses.

The application fee is $75 USD. If you apply before the priority application deadline, the application fee will be automatically waived. Other applicants may be eligible for a fee waiver after the priority deadline. Please talk to your Enrollment Representative to find out if you are eligible.

Pay as you learn, learn at your pace
Fit your classes into your schedule, with either a full-time or part-time course load every quarter (two courses or one course). Each 10-week course costs $5,178.
Competitive pricing
Competitively priced for busy professionals, this high-value alternative to on-campus learning delivers the Dartmouth experience, without the travel.
100% Ivy League, 100% online
You will learn from the same faculty, receive the same diploma, and work on projects similar to those delivered on campus at Dartmouth.
Convenience and flexibility
Pursue the program online at your own pace and schedule, keeping you flexible for family, work, or other responsibilities.

Limited promotion for the November 15 priority deadline!

Completing the specialization gives you a head start with preparatory content directly related to the degree. While completion does not guarantee admission, the specialization is a great way to preview portions of the actual coursework.

Upcoming events

  • August 24: The Next Decade of Engineering Careers - Register here
  • September 16: Explore Dartmouth Engineering’s Hands-on Curriculum - Register here

Additional resources

Limited promotion for the November 15 priority deadline!

Completing the specialization gives you a head start with preparatory content directly related to the degree. While completion does not guarantee admission, the specialization is a great way to preview portions of the actual coursework.

Upcoming events

  • August 24: The Next Decade of Engineering Careers - Register here
  • September 16: Explore Dartmouth Engineering’s Hands-on Curriculum - Register here

Additional resources

Join the Spring 2027 cohort

Apply by the November 15 priority deadline to waive the application fee and join this cohort!