*The information below applies to Stanford's Honors Cooperative Program, in which you can earn a part-time master’s degree. This program is administered through the Stanford Engineering Center for …

Accomplish your goals with a master’s degree from Stanford. Our online and part-time programs, taught by Stanford faculty, focus on developing deep expertise, building skill sets, and advancing careers …

If you want to pursue the degree on a part-time basis, so as not to interrupt your career, you can enroll in as few as one course per quarter. For added flexibility, you can take courses online or in-person on …

To expand the reach of chemical engineering around the world, the Stanford Chemical Engineering department offers a part-time master’s degree program, with the option to complete coursework …

This program can be completed online or in person, either part-time or full-time. If you plan to pursue the degree online, we encourage you to choose the technology and engineering management …

If you are a part-time master’s student and wish to transfer to the full-time program or if you are a full-time student seeking to transfer to the part-time HCP, you must submit a student transfer request at …

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Stanford has master’s degree programs that allow you to change status from full-time to part-time while progressing through your degree, allowing you to adapt based on changes in other areas of your life.

The master's program provides training in solid-state fundamentals and materials engineering at a more advanced level than the undergraduate program. It is a terminal degree.

These rigorous credit-bearing, graduate-level courses are broadcast from Stanford classrooms, offering a flexible format for working professionals to pursue advanced study while stacking earned …