Begin your studies online and finish your degree early!
Starting for students admitted to the Fall 2025 semester and later, students can begin their programs early by participating in the Home-to-Hopkins program! Students may take up to two courses online at home during the summer before arriving on campus for full-time study at our Homewood Campus! View this Sample Programs document to see how you can finish your degree early.
Any two of these courses, which are offered in various summer terms – some every summer and some in alternating summers – will be accepted toward a student’s master’s degree, assuming proper grades have been earned, which is B- or higher (one course for entire degree can be graded C+, C, or C-). Click on the link for each course to learn more about it, including course descriptions.
- Visit this Engineering for Professionals page for Mechanical Engineering courses being offered in Summer 2025. Classes begin May 19, 2025.
- Visit the Tuition and Fees page for course costs.
First Year
- EN.535.609 Topics in Data Analysis
- EN.535.622 Robot Motion Planning
- EN.535.627 Computer-Aided Design
- EN.535.632 Applied Finite Elements
- EN.535.634 Applied Heat Transfer
- EN.535.638 Mechanical Packaging for Electronics Systems
- EN.535.641 Mathematical Methods For Engineers
- EN.535.645 Digital Control and Systems Applications
- EN.535.672 Advanced Manufacturing Systems
- EN.535.673 Mechanized Assembly: Hardware and Algorithms
Advanced Study
- EN.535.737 Multiscale Modeling and Simulation of Mechanical Systems
- EN.535.742 Applied Machine Learning for Mechanical Engineers
- EN.535.782 Haptic Applications
Other 3-credit or 4-credit courses from the Engineering for Professionals program with EN.xxx.xxx course numbers that are upper-undergraduate (EN.xxx.4xx) or graduate (first year – EN.xxx.6xx and advanced – EN.xxx.7xx) can be approved on a case-by-case basis. View the Engineering for Professionals course schedule page for course information.
New students are encouraged to ask their academic advisors or Academic Program Manager Mike Bernard at me-academic@jhu.edu about other EP courses so they can be reviewed and approved for the degree.