MA/MS in Electrical, Electronics, and Communications Engineering

This graduate course of study in electrical and computer engineering introduces students to some of today's most exciting technologies, from complex sensing systems to nanoelectronic devices. It develops the skills needed for industry positions and for continuing into doctoral research. Students may take part in internships and collaborate with faculty on research that sharpens those skills. The department conducts funded work addressing major engineering challenges, ranging from nanotechnology to radar. Applications are made through the Graduate School, with one date for fall entry and another for spring. The listing gives a fall 2026 date and a spring 2026 date, and links to the department page for more detail on the field. Prospective applicants should review the department's own materials on faculty interests, degree rules and funding, then submit their materials through the Graduate School. Early contact with the department helps candidates judge fit before they apply.