MA/MS in Electrical, Electronics, and Communications Engineering

Graduate study in electrical and computer engineering is designed for students who want deeper expertise in established and emerging areas of the discipline. Coursework spans communication systems, control systems, electromagnetics, energy systems, microelectronics, and signal processing. Robotics and mechatronics are also part of the curriculum. Two tracks are available. The professional track focuses on applied skills for industry roles, while the research track emphasizes research methods for academic or research careers. Students gain engineering foundations supported by mathematics and the physical sciences, with hands-on projects throughout. The choice between tracks lets each student match the program to a chosen career direction. Faculty coordinators guide applicants through admissions and course planning. Graduates are positioned for advanced technical roles across many fields.