Penn Engineering Graduate Admissions

Finding housing near Penn doesn’t have to mean running all over the city.

Join the Penn Off-Campus Housing Virtual Fair and connect with local landlords and Penn departments—all from your laptop or phone.

📅 Live Day 1: TODAY, March 25, 2026
📅 Live Day 2: April 16, 2026
⏰ 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM ET

Through the virtual platform, you can:
💬 Live chat with landlords and Penn resources
🏢 Explore multiple housing booths in one place
📱 Join from anywhere

Whether you’re starting your housing search or narrowing down options, this event makes it easy to explore off-campus living.
Learn more and register:

Penn`s Off-Campus Housing Fair Cancelling your registration will remove your access to the event. If you proceed, you will no longer be able to participate or access event-related materials.

Energy demand is rising—and the world needs engineers ready to build smarter, cleaner, and more resilient energy systems.

In a recent feature by Study International, the University of Pennsylvania is highlighted as a top institution where energy innovation meets global impact.

At Penn Engineering, the Master of Science in Engineering in Energy and Sustainability (MESE) prepares students with technical science and engineering backgrounds to tackle real challenges in the global energy transition through rigorous coursework, team capstones, applied projects, and internships.

Students can specialize in:
🔋 Clean Energy Technology
🌍 Environment & Climate Solutions
📊 Economics & Innovation
🏛 Society & Policy

Explore how Penn is helping shape the future of sustainable energy:

Explore 4 universities fueling energy innovation Explore four universities in North America leading energy innovation with degrees that prepare students to tackle global power and climate challenges.

Learn, build, and collaborate on campus with peers and faculty pushing the boundaries of modern systems and security engineering.
This is Software Systems & Cybersecurity at Penn Engineering: https://gradadm.seas.upenn.edu/masters/ -systems-cybersecurity-mse Apply by March 15.

Master’s Programs Shape the future of engineering, industry and commerce. A master’s degree from Penn Engineering prepares you to play a critical role in posing and answering the questions that will improve lives and transform our world.

As engineering evolves, so does Penn.
Our MSE-SSC program extends Penn Engineering’s legacy of excellence into the systems and cybersecurity domains defining our digital future. It’s not too late to apply: https://gradadm.seas.upenn.edu/masters/ -systems-cybersecurity-mse

The next chapter of engineering is here.

Build. Secure. Lead.

Applications are open for Penn Engineering’s Master of Science in Engineering in Software Systems and Cybersecurity (MSE-SSC). Learn more and apply by March 15: https://gradadm.seas.upenn.edu/masters/ -systems-cybersecurity-mse

Our new MSE-SSC program is powered by innovation and devoted to real-world impact in systems and security.

Who is leading this exciting new venture? Meet the MSE-SSC Program Directors!

We are thrilled to have Andreas Haeberlen and Michael Hicks at the helm of this program, sharing their decades of experience as researchers and professors. Get to know them and hear why they are excited to be training the next generation of software systems and cybersecurity experts! https://gradadm.seas.upenn.edu/meet-the-mse-ssc-program-directors-andreas-haeberlen-and-michael-hicks/

Professor Michael Hicks proposes that "improving cybersecurity isn’t just about better code, it’s about better science, and ultimately, better lives for people.”

Under his expertise and leadership, our new MSE-SSC program will produce engineers who are capable of innovating important solutions that our world can rely on. Hicks serves as co-director of the MSE-SSC program — a master's degree in Software Systems and Cybersecurity, offered both on campus and online.

📖 𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗗 𝗠𝗢𝗥𝗘 about his extensive research and academic experience ➡️ https://bit.ly/3Oy3nA0

💻 𝗘𝗫𝗣𝗟𝗢𝗥𝗘 the MSE-SSC degree:
Online program ➡️ https://bit.ly/3ZrcftK
On-campus program ➡️ https://bit.ly/4krKmv1

Michael Hicks on Building Safer Software and a Better Practices in Cybersecurity Michael Hicks’ career traces the creative heart of computer science from dynamic software updates and safer programming languages to rethinking how cybersecurity research serves real people. At Penn, he’s mentoring students to build secure systems with human impact in mind.

AI can write code—but it can’t design secure systems. That’s where you come in.

MSE-SSC prepares engineers to build complex software systems with security engineered in from day one. Learn more about this new program from Program Director Andreas Haeberlen in our upcoming webinar: https://gradadmissions.seas.upenn.edu/register/?id=0de0f1ba-d045-4c85-93b7-4678e8002798. Apply by March 15.