Master's in Paper and Printing Science (M.S.E.)
Get ready to accelerate your career by putting the finishing on your academics career. The paper and printing science program offers you technical skills and research and practical opportunities for refining and sustaining your career strategy in this evolving field.
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96% of graduate students are working or continuing their education after graduation
2022-23 Career Outcomes Report
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$90K - $100K median starting salary for recent master's and Ph.D. chemical and paper engineering graduates working full time
2022-23 Career Outcomes Report
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96% of graduate students working full time after graduation have a job related to their degree
2022-23 Career Outcomes Report
Is the 30-credit-hour master's in paper and printing science right for me?
If you want to advance your theoretical knowledge in paper and printing sciences while gaining the lab experiences you need to advance your career, then the WMU master's program may be right for you. With both a thesis and non-thesis option, you'll be able to earn your master's degree on your terms.
Admissions and requirements
You are not required to submit GRE scores to apply to WMU, but submitting scores can support your application. Graduate applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, typically within two to four weeks after all documents have been received. Each application receives a holistic review; the committee considers all the credentials of an applicant and does not base our decision on any one item. There are other factors that also impact decisions, including the pool of applicants, open seats, etc. You are encouraged to submit and complete your application as soon as you can.
funding
How can I fund my graduate degree
Graduate education can be expensive. At Western, we strive to help make it affordable. You can fund your graduate degree through federal aid, loans, scholarships, grants, research assistantships, teaching assistantships and more.
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What will I do in the paper and printing science program?
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accelerated degree info
Fast track your learning with an accelerated degree
Undergraduate students can access more learning and save time in our accelerated master’s program. Weave graduate courses (up to 12 credits) into your undergraduate degree in chemical or paper engineering from WMU, and earn your B.S. and M.S. in computer science in 140 credit hours.
Contact Dr. Jim Springstead, program advisor Review accelerated program info
