MA/MS in Electrical, Electronics, and Communications Engineering

Students who choose this option have a complete, in-person experience both in class and beyond it. Each student selects an area of focus, such as electromagnetics, networks and communication, power and energy, small-scale devices and photonics, or signals, images, systems, and control. A thesis route is available for those who want a research experience. The university sits in Washington, DC, a region with one of the largest clusters of technology employers in the country. Government agencies, private companies, and defense centers give both students and professors access to new developments. International applicants are able to select the on-campus program. Test scores from the GRE are optional for everyone. Applicants submit two recommendations, preferably including one from their earlier advisor, along with transcripts. Entry is offered in fall, spring, and, for applicants not seeking a student visa, summer.