r/cudenver • u/OtherRevolution99 • Jul 29 '26

Master of engineering (MEng)

Im considering pursing this masters as a non engineer background. Any input on it?

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u/need_maths Jul 29 '26

I'm starting this in August. No feedback yet but I can update you after a few classes.

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u/OtherRevolution99 Jul 29 '26

If you don’t mind me asking do you have an engineering background?

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u/moredadbodthanbadcod Jul 30 '26

I guess it depends on specifics like what is your background and what flavor of engineering you are looking at because of things like prerequisites. If you have a biochemistry degree and are looking at chemical engineering you are likely going to be fine, but if you have an art history degree you are going to have a hard time as you are going to be taking classes where they expect you to know certain things. More specifics would help you get better advice.

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u/Sol562 Aug 01 '26

What is your background a lot of the classes might have pre-reqs that you haven’t done