Graduate
The Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering offers graduate programs leading to a master of science (MS) degree in either electrical engineering or computer engineering and a doctor of philosophy (PhD) degree in electrical engineering, with options in either electrical engineering or computer engineering.
The department also offers a choice of certificate programs, which provide specific career benefits to working professionals. These courses are compatible with degree requirements, if students later decide to transition to a degree program.
Individuals may also enroll in graduate courses as non-degree students without applying for admission to a graduate or certificate program, when space is available and with permission of the instructor.
Graduate programs
- Acoustics Graduate Certificate
- Communications Graduate Certificate
- Computer Engineering MS
- Computer Systems Graduate Certificate
- Cybersecurity Graduate Certificate
- Digital Signal Processing Graduate Certificate
- Electrical Engineering MS
- Electrical Engineering PhD
- Electrical Engineering Systems Graduate Certificate
- Radio Frequency Photonics Engineering Graduate Certificate
Research areas: key research areas within the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering reflect the faculty's expertise and interests across a variety of fields.
Graduate courses: Most graduate courses are usually offered before 10am or after 3:30pm once or twice a week, to accommodate both full-time and part-time students.
Financial assistance: A number of graduate teaching and research assistantships are awarded to qualified students who have been accepted for admission to a degree program and have requested financial assistance.
Academic & program information
- Academic catalog
- Accelerated BS/MS
- Graduate admissions requirements
- Program educational objectives
- Overview: MS
- Overview: PhD
- Overview: certificates