Graduate Advising

AME graduate students work with internationally renowned faculty, conduct high-profile research and tap into corporate partnerships in a department with $5.5 million in annual research expenditures.

University of Arizona graduate programs are administered through the UA Graduate College. For AME grad program requirements, policies and procedures, see the following pages on the UA Grad College website. Additionally, visit the links below for downloadable forms, worksheets and checklists.

Requirements

The University of Arizona Graduate College uses GradPath to process degree forms. Please complete and submit forms online through UAccess Student.

• Master of Engineering in Aerospace Systems
• Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering
• Accelerated Master’s Program in Aerospace Engineering
• Doctor of Philosophy in Aerospace Engineering
• Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering
• Accelerated Master’s Program in Mechanical Engineering
• Doctor of Philosophy in Mechanical Engineering
• Master of Engineering in Robotics and Automation

Further information is available in the MS and PhD AME Graduate Handbook and the MEng in Aerospace Systems Graduate Handbook.

MS and PhD AME Graduate Handbook (PDF)

MEng in Aerospace Systems Graduate Handbook (PDF)

MEng in Robotics and Automation (PDF)

UA Forms 

The University of Arizona Graduate College uses GradPath to process degree forms. Please complete and submit forms online through UAccess Student.

AME Forms, Lists and Worksheets

Master's

• MS Graduation Checklist (DOC)

See Graduate Courses for updated MS core area requirements.

PhD

• PhD Qualifying Exam Guidelines (PDF)
• MS-to-PhD Graduation Checklist (PDF)
• BS-to-PhD Graduation Checklist (PDF)

Grad Assistant Programs

For information on graduate research and teaching assistant and associate positions, see the UA Graduate College GA manual.