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 Goals and Objectives
The Master of Science program in Electrical Engineering prepares graduates for a professional career as a practicing engineer in industry, business or government at an advanced level or to pursue the PhD degree in electrical engineering. The three core courses, two one-year sequences and electives provide students with the opportunity to achieve both breadth and depth across a number of subdisciplines within electrical engineering.
Entrance Requirements
Admission to the Master of Science in Electrical Engineering Program requires a bachelor's in electrical engineering from an accredited institution, with a superior undergraduate academic record. Students not meeting all these requirements will be considered for admission on an individual basis and may be admitted subject to the completion of appropriate undergraduate courses to remove deficiencies in preparation. Students who want to obtain a Polytechnic BS in Electrical Engineering must do that before beginning studies for a master's.
Applicants who lack a BS in Electrical Engineering but are otherwise sufficiently prepared for admission without undergraduate deficiencies may nevertheless be required to take specified undergraduate and introductory level graduate electrical engineering courses. Such graduate courses count toward the master's degree. A student with a BS in a field other than electrical engineering may also want to consider the departmental master's programs in computer engineering, electrophysics, system engineering, wireless innovation or telecommunication networks.
Master's Degree Requirements
For the full program curriculum please see the department website.
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