MA/MS in Electrical, Electronics, and Communications Engineering

This electrical engineering master's degree takes an engineering-science approach to deepen problem-solving ability. It serves students attending full time or part time and stresses independent research and project management. Concentrations in mechatronics, electrical engineering, and computer engineering allow students to specialize. Four core courses address engineering management, experimental design, system integration, and advanced electrical analysis. After the core courses, students select a faculty advisor and one of three routes: all coursework, a project option with a final presentation, or a thesis option. The degree prepares graduates for high-technology industry. This program is offered through the College of Engineering at Western New England University. Prospective students can request information or begin an application through the university website, and the admissions office can explain how the program fits individual academic and career goals.