MA/MS in Electrical, Electronics, and Communications Engineering

The Master of Science in electrical engineering is a thesis-based degree offered by the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. Students must finish at least eight credits and defend a master's thesis. The required courses include a research design and methods course, a set of short research communication courses, and thesis credit. At least four further full-credit electives must be at the 600 level or above in electrical and computer engineering, and independent study is allowed with adviser approval. Applicants without an electrical engineering bachelor's degree may need extra upper-level undergraduate courses first. Defense of the thesis happens in a closing examination on a schedule set by the engineering graduate committee. The page notes that applications are not being accepted for Fall 2027. The department page lists requirements for the major and gives contact details for the faculty office. Prospective students can follow the link there to the university admissions pages, which explain how applications are submitted.