Advanced Manufacturing Systems
Bachelor's
Gain skills to advance in manufacturing. This online degree, co-developed with leaders like General Electric, offers flexible learning and real-world experience for success in manufacturing, tech, and supply chain roles.

Program overview
Empower your future
The Bachelor of Science in Advanced Manufacturing Systems at Northeastern is designed for students who are ready to build or elevate their careers in this rapidly evolving field. This 100% online program offers the flexibility you need to learn on your terms. Through real-world challenges and expert-led courses, you’ll gain critical skills in areas such as technology, robotics, materials, and supply chain management. You may be able to apply credits from previous coursework or prior professional experience, allowing you to complete your degree faster and make meaningful strides toward a rewarding career.
The Bachelor of Science in Advanced Manufacturing Systems at Northeastern is designed for students who are ready to build or elevate their careers in this rapidly evolving field. This 100% online program offers the flexibility you need to learn on your terms. Through real-world challenges and expert-led courses, you’ll gain critical skills in areas such as technology, robotics, materials, and supply chain management. You may be able to apply credits from previous coursework or prior professional experience, allowing you to complete your degree faster and make meaningful strides toward a rewarding career.
- Earn your degree on your schedule with a flexible, 100% online curriculum co-developed with General Electric.
- Learn directly from industry experts, building skills and experience for a successful career in advanced manufacturing.
- Deepen your knowledge of manufacturing, inspection, materials, technology, processes, and supply chains through real-world projects with leading companies like Gillette, United Technologies, Sikorsky Aircraft, BAE Systems, Stanley Black & Decker, and Procter & Gamble.
- Receive credit for prior experience and competencies to accelerate degree completion.
- Enhance your resumé while studying and gain valuable connections through Northeastern’s extensive industry partnerships and alumni network.
Complete a comprehensive capstone project during your final two semesters, with the opportunity to present at the annual RISE (Research, Innovation, Scholarship, and Entrepreneurship) events.
Course projects
Work collaboratively with peers on a real-world project tailored to your location, employment responsibilities, or industry connections. You can choose to partner with your employer or local businesses, with your project contributing to your final grade.
Example project: Additive Manufacturing (AVM 4300)
In this course, you’ll explore current manufacturing technologies, including AM fundamentals and 3D printing processes. Design and produce a 3D-printed assembly prototype, collaborating across multiple locations. This project can be showcased to partners and potential employers, with options for marketing and project management involvement. Student resources for this project include:
- SolidWorks and JMP statistical software—free for students
- Zoom for virtual collaboration—free for students
- Additive Manufacturing Lab at Snell Library—minimal fee
Admissions
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Ready to complete your bachelor’s degree? Discover our streamlined admissions process, designed to guide you through each step and answer your questions along the way.
Ready to complete your bachelor’s degree? Discover our streamlined admissions process, designed to guide you through each step and answer your questions along the way.
The deadlines below are recommended; however, admissions decisions are made on a rolling basis and applications submitted after these deadlines will still be considered for the upcoming term.
The domestic deadlines below allow time for those transferring credits. More details.
Domestic Application Deadlines
International Application Deadlines*
*International deadlines are only applicable if the program is F1 compliant.
Application Facts – begin at our website
No application fees
No SATs or ACTs required
Multiple start terms per year
Requirements
Completed online application
English language proficiency proof (if English is not your primary language)
Official transcript:
Official high school transcript or completed attestation form
Official GED
Associate degree (with conferral and date) sent directly from your undergraduate institution to Northeastern
Optional:
Current resume
Statement of purpose
References
Program objectives
Skills for real-world success
This program empowers you with practical, experiential opportunities. You’ll develop hands-on skills, industry knowledge, and advanced expertise to excel in manufacturing, technology, and supply chains.
Learn essential skills in advanced manufacturing, including inspection, materials, and supply chain management, all tailored to meet industry needs and boost your career potential.
Complete a self-assessment of personal commitment to quality, timeliness, and continuous improvement as an engineering professional, including a concrete plan for lifelong learning.
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Tuition and aid
An affordable path forward
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$541Cost per Credit
Estimated Total Tuition
This is an estimate based on the tuition rates for Academic Year 2024-2025 and does not include any fees or other expenses. Some courses and labs have tuition rates that may increase or decrease total tuition. Tuition and fees are subject to revision by the president and Board of Trustees at any time. Select programs at select campuses offer additional scholarships of up to 25% off the listed price for domestic students studying on campus. For more detailed information, please visit Student Financial Services.
For students interested in pursuing financial assistance or educational loans, additional educational costs, known as Cost of Attendance (COA) components, can be included in the calculation of aid and loan eligibility. Components may include food, housing, books, course materials, supplies, equipment, transportation, personal expenses, and the cost of obtaining a first professional licensure. You can find comprehensive details on the Student Financial Services website. Please keep in mind that COA can vary significantly depending on academic program, enrollment intensity, and individual circumstances.
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