华盛顿大学-技术创新理学硕士

The University of Washington Master of Science in Technology Innovation program prepares you to develop connected devices and robotics solutions that address real-world problems.

An Interdisciplinary Curriculum

In this intensive 15-month program, students learn how to take an innovative idea from concept to development, and on to launch. The project-based curriculum, developed and delivered by leading UW faculty, immerses students in design thinking, technology development, and entrepreneurship. In fall 2020, MSTI is introducing a track of study focused on robotics in addition to the existing connected devices focus. Learn more about the difference between the Connected Devices and Robotics tracks.

Design Thinking
Design intuitive and elegant technology that solves a clear design problem and fits the needs of its intended user.

Technology Development
Learn the fundamentals for developing end-to-end hardware and software prototypes. Cover topics like managing data and signal processing, and mobility and navigation.

Entrepreneurship
Understand the basics of starting a start up, including team building, marketing, and intellectual property law. Develop the skills and knowledge to successfully bring innovations to the market.

Coursework Overview

To earn your Master of Science in Technology Innovation from the University of Washington, you need to complete 60 graduate credits, including a launch project. All courses are required, however in some cases there may be limited opportunities to exchange courses for electives.

What to Expect

The UW MSTI program is designed to be fast-paced and highly interactive. Students come to Bellevue from across the world, bringing diverse experiences and areas of expertise, ready to work in teams and tackle a complex problem facing a real community or market.

MSTI students take a combination of seminar and studio and lab courses in preparation for a culminating project, which provides teams the opportunity to transform a high-tech idea from a workable prototype al the way to a market-ready product.

Prepare
Learn how to analyze a market opportunity, develop a business model appropriate to the tech market, and pitch initial business ideas. Gain and/or supplement technical and programming skills relevant to the field of connected devices or robotics.

Practice
Master the tools and processes used by innovators across a variety of relevant, high-impact fields and industries. Iterate in the lab and develop prototypes.