The Master of Science in Engineering degree is a personalizable 33-hour multidisciplinary program that enables students to tailor their engineering coursework to align with their interests. Students combine a primary concentration in an engineering field with a secondary concentration in another field, either in or outside engineering. Possible secondary concentrations are numerous, including education, business administration, computer science, information technology, and fields in the sciences, the liberal arts, and the health sciences. The degree offers students a growing number of pre-defined interdisciplinary tracks, including engineering education and smart cities. This degree is a personalizable 33-hour, non-thesis multidisciplinary program that enables students to tailor their engineering coursework to align with their interests. It is offered through support from the Center for Research in Engineering and Technology Education (CREaTE), which promotes and celebrates research that improves our understanding of student learning and excellence in teaching.