Tuition & Fees
Graduate Tuition
The 2024 - 2025 tuition rate for Tufts School of Engineering graduate level courses is $1,765 per credit. You may visit the curriculum page for your preferred graduate program on the right side of this page to calculate the cost, or utilize the Student Financial Services website for more details regarding the estimated cost of attendance for graduate students. Below, read about unique programs you can find at Tufts Gordon Institute as well as scholarship information.
Master's Dual Degree Program
At the current per-credit tuition rate for the 2024-2025 academic year, the total cost to complete the 30 credits required to earn a Tufts Gordon Institute master's degree is $52,950*.
*Subject to change, per credit rate shown for the 2024-2025 academic year. The total degree cost will vary depending on the per credit rate at the time that a student enrolls in a course and the total number of elective credits completed. Tufts University offers elective courses ranging from 1 credit up to 5 credits. For more information about Tufts University's Credit Hour System, please visit Tufts School of Engineering's webpage.
Fifth Year Master's Degree Program
Students in the Fifth Year Master's Degree program can pursue a streamlined pathway to earning one or more master's degrees, all while saving time and money. For more information about the tuition cost of the Fifth Year Master's Degree Program, please visit the Tufts School of Engineering's webpage.
Individual Courses
Individual course cost is based on the current per credit price of tuition, the number of credits of the course, and the level of the course (graduate or undergraduate). Tuition payment entitles students to many campus privileges including the use of the Tufts libraries, athletic facilities, and computer labs. A valid student ID is all a student needs to take full advantage of these Tufts community benefits and more.
Additional Costs
Student Financial Services provides an estimate of the additional cost of attendance which you may incur related to fees, housing, food, transportation, and health insurance.
International Students
For further guidance on international student costs, please refer to the Tufts International Student Center.
Scholarships
Tufts Gordon Institute is pleased to offer the following scholarships to qualified applicants. For more information on these scholarships, or to apply, click here.
Tufts Gordon Instituted Graduate Degree Scholarships
Tufts Gordon Institute awards merit-based tuition scholarships to both U.S. citizens/permanent residents and non-U.S. citizens. Recipients will be notified of the amount of their award at the time of acceptance. These scholarships are percentage-per-credit based awards that will be applied throughout the duration of the student's enrollment in their Tufts Gordon Institute graduate program.
Merit is assessed through the application for admission. To be considered for a tuition scholarship, applicants must fill out the financial aid section of the online application. We strongly encourage applicants who want to be considered for a Tufts Gordon Institute scholarship to apply by the priority deadline.
Additional Tufts University Graduate Scholarships
| Tufts Alumni Scholarship |
| Double Jumbo Alumni Scholarship |
| MS Bridge Partner Scholarship |
| Yellow Ribbon Scholarships |
Additional Financial Options
In addition to scholarships, financing options typically include personal resources, educational loans and company tuition reimbursement. Since the MSEM, MSTML, and MSIM are professional master's programs, Tufts University's Gordon Institute does not offer any research or teaching assistantships to students.
Student Loans
Students who will finance all or part of the tuition costs can obtain information on student loan programs through the Tufts University Office of Financial Aid website, the Dowling Student Services Center at Tufts University at 617-627-2000 or by email at studentservices@aes.tufts.edu.
Corporate Reimbursement
Many students are eligible to have their tuition covered by their company's tuition reimbursement programs. We encourage students to reach out to their Human Resources department and manager to understand if there is an available benefit, what the requirements are, any caps for the amount reimbursed, and the deadlines for submitting paperwork. To view payment plans, loans, and third-party billing options that may be available in conjunction with tuition reimbursement, visit Tufts University's Student Financial Services website.
Student Employment
Various part-time jobs are available at Tufts University under regular student employment budgets and, for those who qualify, the Federal Work-Study (FWS) Program. Students with jobs typically work between 8-12 hours a week both on and off campus. International students with an F-1 visa are eligible to work up to 20 hours a week on campus during the semester and up to 40 hours a week during summer break.. Students may apply for jobs once they have matriculated.
Information about Massachusetts minimum wage can be found at: https://www.mass.gov/info-details/massachusetts-law-about-minimum-wage
More information on student employment can be found on the Tufts Student Employment Office website at: http://students.tufts.edu/financial-services/student-employment