Master of Science in Electrical Engineering
Program Overview
The Master of Science in Electrical Engineering is designed to help students understand and apply the principles of electrical engineering to the next generation of technologies improving communications, power and energy systems and micro- and nano-electronics.
Areas of Focus
Students working toward the master of science degree may choose one of the following focus areas for their studies:
- Communications and Networks
- Cyber-physical Security
- Electrical Power and Energy
- Electronics, Photonics and MEMS
- Machine Learning and Intelligent Systems
- Signal and Image Processing, Systems, and Controls
On-Campus and Online Options
The M.S. in Electrical Engineering is also available entirely online. If you are seeking to complete this program online, please view the requirements and apply at the online Master of Science in Electrical Engineering website.
Program Requirements
- Credit hours: 30
- Thesis options: Thesis and non-thesis options available. Thesis students reserve 6 credit hours for research, while non-thesis students take additional coursework to fulfill remaining credit hours.
- Duration: Two years (full-time) or three years (part-time)
Admissions Requirements
- Preferred bachelor's degree in biomedical engineering, electrical engineering, computer engineering, or computer science.
- May be admitted to the program with a bachelor's in a different field with a condition of taking deficiency courses.
- Minimum of 3.0 GPA (on a 4.0 scale) or equivalent achieved at the time of bachelor's degree completion.
- Successful submission of online application form, exam scores and other documents as outlined in the admissions requirements.
Professional Outcomes
Get further insights into the career options and outcomes for students and alumni of the Electrical Engineering program.