Tulane University School of Science and Engineering Online Programs
Providing Opportunities for Innovation and Discovery
Online Graduate Programs Designed for the Future
Advance your career with flexible online learning from Tulane University. Earn a graduate degree from a top-tier research university while working with leading researchers, collaborating with peers across the country, and balancing your education with your professional goals.
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Our Online Master of Science (MS) in Computer Science program empowers current professionals with the next-level computing skills to advance in the age of artificial intelligence (AI). It also equips technical professionals in other industries with the tools to pivot into a computer science career. Connect with world-class Tulane scholars who bring experience in various areas of computer science and a broad community of classmates from across the country.
Available online and on campus in part-time and full-time formats.
Designed for working professionals and recent graduates alike, Tulane's Graduate Certificate and Master of Science in River-Coastal Science and Engineering (RCSE) prepare students to address challenges in coastal resilience, water resources, flooding, and environmental change through interdisciplinary coursework and applied research.
Available online and on campus in part-time and full-time formats.
We’re dedicated to preparing the next generation of professionals with the skills to tackle emerging global challenges that impact the future of health, energy, space, and climate.
Our faculty are exploring the global impacts of AI and machine learning — including one professor who was recognized as a key researcher by the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Our curriculum equips our graduates with the skills most valued by our industry partners from companies including NVIDIA, Dell Technologies Services, and Sandia National Laboratories.
Why Study Online With Tulane?
The Tulane School of Science and Engineering brings together science, technology, and innovation to address some of society’s most complex challenges. Our faculty are conducting impactful research in areas ranging from artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning to health, energy, climate, and advanced technologies.
As an online student, you’ll learn from the same faculty who teach on Tulane’s New Orleans campus while benefiting from the flexibility needed to balance graduate education with your career and personal commitments.
"I believe that our students will graduate being able to see the connections between computer science and the rest of the world… We try to engage with both the cross-disciplinary aspects [and] the ethical aspects of how computer science affects the world."
Accredited Science and Engineering Education
Our Engineering Physics, Chemical Engineering, and Biomedical Engineering programs are accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET under its General Criteria, with no applicable program criteria.
What’s Happening at Science and Engineering
The next start date is approaching! Contact us to learn more about online programs at the School of Science and Engineering.
Spring '27 Priority Admission Deadline: November 15, 2026
Fall '27 Priority Admission Deadline: June 15, 2027
Looking for Additional Graduate Programs?
The School of Science and Engineering offers in-person graduate programs in engineering, computer science, mathematics, physics, earth and environmental sciences, neuroscience, and other STEM disciplines.
Explore all graduate programs offered on Tulane’s New Orleans campus.