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    Additive Manufacturing

    Colorado School of Mines

    Colorado School of Mines

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    United States of America, Golden

    University RankQS Ranking
    502

    Key Facts

    Program Level

    Master by Course Work

    Study Type

    Full Time

    Delivery

    On Campus

    Application Fee

    USD 95 

    Campuses

    Main Site

    Program Language

    English

    Start & Deadlines

    Next Intake Deadlines21-Aug-2023
    Apply to this program

    Go to the official application for the university

    Duration 2 year(s)
    Tuition Fee
    USD 64,415  / year
    Next Intake 21-Aug-2023

    Additive Manufacturing

    About

    As manufacturing returns to the U.S., driven in part by technological and logistical advances that make operations more cost-competitive, industries will require a workforce well-trained in the latest tools and techniques and ready to innovate further. Mines' additive manufacturing programs focus on 3D printing or technologies that create objects one fine layer at a time. This allows for parts that are lighter, stronger and more intricate and can reduce the need for large and costly equipment.

    Faculty with extensive experience in industrial manufacturing environments prepare students to apply cutting-edge techniques to a host of industries, including aerospace, biomedical, defense and energy.

    The 12-credit-hour graduate certificate serves as the core of the master's program. Students receive an introduction to additive manufacturing processes, learn about the materials used (with a focus on polymers, ceramics and metals), understand how to design parts for these innovative methods and apply data informatics and programming skills to real-world problems.

    Students in the professional master's program choose 21 credits in electives in addition to the core courses, delving further into the various aspects of advanced manufacturing. Mines offers dozens of courses in this area, including Analysis of Metallurgical Failures, Finite Element Analysis for Advanced Design Applications, Lean Manufacturing and Advanced Robot Control, just to name a few.

    Requirements

    Entry Requirements

    Transcript Requirements

    To apply to Mines, you will need to send the Office of Admissions your transcripts from all universities you have previously attended. You may submit unofficial or official transcripts for the application review process*. Please view the descriptions below for an explanation of unofficial vs. official and instructions for sending your transcripts** to us.

    Unofficial Transcripts
    We accept unofficial transcripts in English for the application review process. An unofficial transcript is defined as:

    Any transcript not sent to Mines directly from another university. For example:

      • A transcript uploaded by you, the student, to your Applicant Portal
      • A transcript emailed to us by you or anyone other than the university you are requesting it from
      • A transcript mailed to us in an envelope without a university stamp or seal on the outside of the envelope

    An unofficial transcript must include your name and the name of the university.

    Methods for Submitting Unofficial Transcripts

    1. Via your Mines Applicant Portal: After submitting your application, you will gain access to your Applicant Portal. Your Applicant Portal will allow you to upload your unofficial transcripts. Here you can also check the status of your application file and admissions decision.
    2. Via email: Send your transcript as a pdf file to [email protected].

    Official Transcripts
    We also accept official transcripts in English for the application review process. An official transcript is defined as:

    • Any transcript sent directly to Colorado School of Mines from another university

    Methods for Sending Official Transcripts

    1. Directly from your current/prior university via email to us at [email protected]
    2. Directly from your current/prior university via any electronic document sending service
    3. Directly from your current/prior university via postal mail, in a sealed envelope with a university signature, stamp or seal on the outside of the envelope to:

    Colorado School of Mines
    Office of Admissions – Graduate Admissions
    Starzer Welcome Center
    1812 Illinois Street
    Golden, CO 80401

    4. Delivered to the Office of Admissions in a sealed envelope with a university signature, stamp or seal on the outside of the envelope.

    *Please Note: If you are accepted and decide to attend Mines, prior to enrolling, you are required to submit final official transcripts and diplomas in English from all prior universities attended.
    **Please Note: If you attended a university outside of the United States and you are admitted and decide to enroll at Mines, you must also submit an official credential evaluation of your transcript and diploma performed by a NACES member. The cost of an evaluation is approximately $160 USD.

    Letters of Recommendation

      • Most graduate programs require Letters of Recommendation as part of the admissions application requirements. Please see your program of interest webpage for specific requirements.
      • Please have your recommenders submit letters of recommendation through the online application system (details below) or by emailing them to:  [email protected]. Letters of recommendation must come directly from the recommender. 
      • Inform your recommenders that they will submit their recommendation letter through the online application system. An email will be sent to the email address you provide on their behalf. Please ensure that you enter their email address correctly in your application. Once the recommender submits their letter, you will be able to see this update in your Applicant Portal.
      • We recommend requesting letters from contacts who are knowledgeable of your academic and professional capabilities and experiences. In particular, faculty members whom you have worked closely with or supervisors/colleagues from a related job or internship experience.
      • We encourage your recommenders to specifically describe your qualifications with regard to the degree program into which you are applying to. 
      • All letters of recommendation must be received by the admissions application deadline for your application file to be completed. Learn more about the application deadlines. Application files without all materials, including the letters of recommendation (if required), will not be sent for review until they are complete.

    Statement of Goals/Statement of Purpose

      • The purpose of this requirement is to briefly introduce yourself to the Graduate Admissions Review Committee by sharing your professional, academic and personal goals and why you believe Colorado School of Mines is the best place to achieve those goals. In addition, any skills or experience that you have and believe are applicable to a Teaching Assistantship or Research Assistantship award should be addressed in the statement. Please keep your statement to one to two pages in length, at the most (~500-750 words). 

    Resume or Curriculum Vitae (CV)

      • A resume or curriculum vitae (CV) helps the Admissions Review Committee better understand your past and current professional work, research, teaching and academic experiences to further determine your candidacy and funding opportunities. We recommend including any grants awarded, publications in which you have been published in a research capacity relevant to your field of interest and any professional affiliations you are involved with, especially leadership positions held within those affiliations.

    Career

    • Additive manufacturing engineer
    • Additive manufacturing project engineer
    • Advanced manufacturing engineer
    • Computer hardware engineer
    • Cost engineer
    • Design for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM) engineer
    • Development quality engineer
    • Engineered plastics product and applications development process engineer
    • Engineering manager
    • Equipment engineer
    • Hardware engineer
    • Hybrid electronics materials engineer
    • Industrial engineer
    • Innovation engineer
    • Instrument controls engineer
    • Laser additive manufacturing engineer
    • Lithography engineer
    • Manufacturing and integration science researcher
    • Manufacturing engineer
    • Manufacturing innovation engineer
    • Manufacturing process engineer
    • Materials engineer
    • Materials processing engineer
    • Mechanical cost engineer
    • Mechanical manufacturing engineer
    • Medical device design and manufacturing
    • Metallurgical engineer
    • Microfabrication process engineer
    • Operational excellence engineer
    • Packaging engineer
    • Printed electronics engineer
    • Process engineer
    • Product development engineer
    • Production engineer
    • Propulsion development engineer
    • Prototyping engineer
    • Quality engineer
    • Research and development engineer
    • Stress engineer
    • Structures manufacturing engineer
    • Sustainability manufacturing
    • Systems engineer
    • Technical sales engineer
    • Turbomachinery manufacturing engineer
    • Validation engineer
    • Welding engineer

    Fee Information

    Tuition Fee

    USD 64,415 

    Application Fee

    USD 95 

    How to Apply

    Deadlines
    It’s critical to note the admissions application deadlines and ensure all of your application file materials are submitted on or before this date.

    • If you want to submit any additional information, outside of your program requirements, please submit them via your Mines Applicant Portal. Supplemental materials can include: an additional statement of purpose, a publication, additional letter of recommendation, an article, award or recognition that you believe adds value to your application file.
    • In order to expedite the admissions review process, copies of test scores and transcripts are acceptable to complete your application file until official paperwork arrives.
    • Once your application is successfully submitted you will receive a confirmation email to the email address provided in your application. This confirmation email will also include your Applicant Portal login credentials. Within this Portal, you can check the status of your application and receipt of application materials. Here you can also submit supplemental materials. 
    • When all the required application materials are received by the Office of Admissions, your application file will be complete and ready for review. We will send an email notifying you of this status update.

    Reach out to the Office of Admissions at [email protected] if you have any questions. 

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