UC Berkeley Master of Engineering

UC Berkeley Master of Engineering Master of Engineering (MEng) program at UC Berkeley with a focus on leadership. Administered by the Fung Institute.

08/25/2026
If you're interested in the MAS-E from Berkeley Engineering - mark your calendar for the info session happening this Thu...
08/24/2026

If you're interested in the MAS-E from Berkeley Engineering - mark your calendar for the info session happening this Thursday (Aug 27). đź“…

Welcome to the Master of Engineering Class of 2027!A few days ago, the incoming MEng class officially began the program ...
08/13/2026

Welcome to the Master of Engineering Class of 2027!

A few days ago, the incoming MEng class officially began the program with orientation, where students met their peers, participated in a team scavenger hunt, and put their critical-thinking skills into practice.

Ahead lies an intensive, year-long master’s program centered on real-world problem-solving, preparing these engineers to become the next generation of leaders and innovators in their fields.

We look forward to seeing what this incoming class will accomplish!

Welcome to UC Berkeley - Go Bears!

08/07/2026

How important is hands-on experience in the current job market?

This is the exact question we asked recruiters, and Founder and CEO of AmorxAI Sudesh Kumar emphasizes the importance of commitment, dedication, and passion—qualities which enrolling in our MEng program can illustrate.

Learn more here: https://funginstitute.berkeley.edu/programs-centers/full-time-program/

08/05/2026

We asked recruiters: what advice would you give MEng students entering the job market?

Her answer starts with one simple question — where do you want to be in 5 years? From there, everything else starts to fall into place.

Watch to hear the full advice, straight from someone 20 years into her career as an industrial designer.

08/02/2026

How important is hands-on experience in the current job marketplace?

We had the chance to ask recruiters and industry professionals exactly that—and their answers are full of practical insights for anyone navigating internships, new grad recruiting, or career pivots.

Whether you're polishing your resume, preparing for interviews, or attending your next career fair, we hope these takeaways help you put your best foot forward.

Hear from Nathan McNaughton, a UC Berkeley MEng '26 graduate in EECS, as he shares his experience in the program."I am s...
07/30/2026

Hear from Nathan McNaughton, a UC Berkeley MEng '26 graduate in EECS, as he shares his experience in the program.

"I am staying here at Cal and pursuing a PhD in EECS at the new Berkeley Space Center! I am excited to use the technical and leadership skills I learned here in the MEng program in my career as a future leader in AI technology for the Air Force! I am extremely proud of my capstone team for winning the Fung Institute Technical Leadership Award by using Small Language Models to operate satellites in space!"

Meet Angelina Zhang, a UC Berkeley MEng '26 graduate in EECS, as she shares her experience in the program: "The MEng pro...
07/18/2026

Meet Angelina Zhang, a UC Berkeley MEng '26 graduate in EECS, as she shares her experience in the program:

"The MEng program has been an intense but incredibly rewarding year. One thing I’m proud of is learning how to turn technical ideas into real, practical impact through both engineering and teamwork. At 20, I completed my bachelor’s degree, and at 21, I completed my master’s degree at Berkeley. This journey taught me that growth happens one step at a time, and I’m grateful for the people, projects, and challenges that helped me get here."

Meet the UC Berkeley Master of Engineering (MEng) Capstone Team 204: Zaira, Yihua, and Karisma, who partnered with Stark...
07/09/2026

Meet the UC Berkeley Master of Engineering (MEng) Capstone Team 204: Zaira, Yihua, and Karisma, who partnered with Starkey Hearing Technologies to explore the future of hearing aid innovation.

Their project set out to answer a compelling question: could hearing aids do more than support hearing by also measuring heart rate?

Working closely with Starkey, the team investigated whether in-ear microphones could capture cardiac acoustic signals from the ear canal and convert them into real-time heart rate measurements, bridging signal processing with wearable health technology.

This team is part of the MEng Capstone Partnership Program—a select cohort of industry collaborations supported by Berkeley Engineering faculty, career advisers, and the Fung Institute’s leadership throughout the nine-month project.

We’re proud to spotlight what becomes possible when UC Berkeley engineering talent meets real-world industry challenges.

Read more about this project here: https://funginstitute.berkeley.edu/news/uc-berkeley-and-starkey-rethink-hearing-aid-technology/

Interested in bringing your organization’s toughest challenges to Berkeley’s next generation of engineering leaders? Reach out and ask about the Capstone Partnership Program.

07/08/2026

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