Online Courses
Whether you are a busy professional looking to supplement your education or a company looking to improve your workforce, we've got you covered.
The School of Engineering and Applied Sciences offers online courses, as well as non-credit-bearing courses through Coursera.
Our online courses are a convenient and a great way to increase knowledge, improve job skills and expand professional options.
Winter 2025 Online Courses
- CE 496—Internship/Practicum
- CIE 323—Structural Analysis
- CSE 499—Independent Study
- EAS 360—STEM Communications
- IE 412—Decision Analysis
- IE 512—Decision Analysis
- IE 592—Project Guidance
- MAE 496—Engineering Internship
Spring 2025 Online Courses
- BE 597—Engineering Project
- BE 598—Individual Problems
- BE 599—Master's Research
- CDA 215—Programming for the Web I
- CDA 216—Programming for the Web II
- CDA 532—Statistical Data Mining II
- CDA 660—Dissertation
- CE 416—Principles and Practice of Environmental Catalysis
- CE 516—Principles and Practice of Environmental Catalysis
- CE 660—Dissertation
- CIE 177—Introduction to Civil Engineering CAD
- CIE 424—Computer-Aided Design in Civil Engineering
- CIE 496—Civil/Environmental Engineering Internship
- CIE 499—Independent Study
- CIE 502—Individual Problems
- CIE 512—Structural Reliability and Safety
- CIE 522—Design of Structures for Fire
- CIE 579—Bridge and Highway Infrastructure Mgt and Public Policy
- CIE 585—Bridge Engineering 2: Design of Prestressed Concrete Highway Bridges
- CIE 660—Dissertation
- CSE 429—Algorithms for Modern Computing Systems
- CSE 467—Computational Linguistics
- CSE 633—Parallel Algorithms
- EAS 208—Dynamics
- EAS 346—Communicating with Data
- EAS 504—Applications of Data Science: Industry Overview
- EAS 507—Statistical Data Mining II
- EAS 522—Prin Eng Mngt 2
- EAS 580—Tech Comnctns for Engnrs
- EAS 590—Case Studies in Eng Mngt
- EE 408—Senior Seminar
- EE 516—Introduction to DSP
- IE 320—Engineering Economy
- IE 500—Product Lifecycle Management
- IE 500—Project Management
- IE 501—Individual Problems
- IE 501—Individual Problems
- IE 505—Production Planning and Control
- IE 521—Sustainable Manufacturing
- IE 581—E-Business & S. C. M.
- IE 592—Project Guidance
- MAE 177—Introduction to CAD
- STL 558—Independent Study
To be assured that any course you take will count toward a degree program, prior to registration, current UB students should speak to their department advisor and/or consult their departmental graduate program handbook.
Non-UB students must first complete a non-degree application using the SEAS Application Management System to register for a UB course. On your application, under "Program Information," select the term you'd like to enroll in and then select "Non-Degree" when asked to select your primary degree level of study. Do not fill out an online non-degree application if you are a current UB graduate student.
Questions about online admissions and enrollment? Visit our Online Student FAQs or contact the Director of Online Education.
Our online courses provide an excellent education at a cost that is more affordable than most other major research universities. See online tuition rates by semester on the university's Student Accounts website.
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The University at Buffalo, in conjunction with Open SUNY - the State University of New York, has partnered with Coursera to deliver massive open online courses (MOOCs) across the globe. These non-credit courses allow you to learn the hottest new technologies and don’t require university enrollment.
Coursera was founded in 2012 and has since become the world’s largest open online education provider, reaching 25 million registered users through courses delivered by 200 universities and partners. They feature recorded video lectures, resource materials, assignments and community discussion forums.
Students enrolled in online courses and programs at the University at Buffalo may submit a grievance to the New York State Department of Education only after completing the complaint process established by the University at Buffalo. Grievance procedures are located here:
Academic Grievance Policy and Procedures for Undergraduate Students
Academic Grievance Policy for Graduate Students
If a student is unable to resolve the complaint through the institutional process, they may contact the New York State Department of Education to file a complaint:
Office of College and University Evaluation
New York State Education Department
89 Washington Avenue
Albany, NY 12234
(518) 474-1551
IHEauthorize@nysed.gov