MA/MS in Electrical, Electronics, and Communications Engineering

The Master of Science in Electrical Engineering prepares students to create new electronic devices, circuits and techniques, whether they head into industry or research. Students pick one of nine areas of specialization, covering topics such as micro and nano electronics, photonics, sustainable energy, signal processing, robotics and electric mobility. Full-time students typically finish in one to two years, and part-time attendance is possible for working professionals. A semiconductor engineering specialization is offered online. The curriculum adapts to guidance from an industrial advisory board of local and national employers, and GRE scores are optional. The program's specializations include electronics, photonics, sustainable energy, signal processing, robotics and e-mobility. Coursework mixes foundational electrical engineering with practice-oriented topics like digital signal processing and advanced nanoelectronics, and students can start an application online.