Commonwealth Graduate Engineering Program (CGEP)

Premiere provider of high-quality post-baccalaureate engineering education for practicing engineers and scientists interested in maintaining and enhancing their skills. 

State Commonwealth Graduate Engineering Program

Offerings include Masters degrees, certificate programs, and non-degree, non-credit/seminar programs.

• George Mason University (GMU)
• Old Dominion University (ODU)
• University of Virginia (UVA)
• Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU)
• Virginia State University (VSU)
  
• Virginia Tech (VT)

How the Program Works

CGEP delivers graduate engineering courses to students located across the Commonwealth of Virginia and beyond. 

To earn a degree using the course offerings of CGEP, an individual must apply for admission to and be accepted into a degree program at one of the six CGEP universities. The university that accepts an individual into a degree program becomes that student’s "home institution."

An up-to-date listing of the available degrees and application processes can be found through the State Commonwealth Graduate Engineering Program (CGEP).

Virginia Tech Program Offerings

• Electrical and Computer Engineering
• Industrial and Systems Engineering

Commonwealth Campus:

Applying to the Virginia Tech graduate school under the Commonwealth Campus status enables students to take 12 semester hours before formal acceptance into a master's degree program. Each University offers specific master's degrees with little overlap. This program offers an excellent opportunity for working engineers to update skills or learn about a new technology.