Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Master of Science in Electrical Engineering

The Master of Science program in electrical engineering includes two degree options:

• Thesis option: Take 24 credits of core and elective classes, and carry out a Master’s thesis project, supported by a faculty advisor and thesis committee.
• Non-thesis option: Take 30 credits of core and elective classes, plus a one-semester, three-credit project

The M.S. program typically takes two years as a full-time student.

Full information about the M.S. program can be found in the Graduate Bulletin and the ECE department Electrical and Computer Engineering Graduate Handbook

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Research and teaching assistantships are available – just indicate your interest on your application form and you will be considered. View the detailed information about application requirements and deadlines for the MS program in Electrical Engineering.