Master’s Programs

The Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering offers MS and MEng degrees in electrical engineering, computer engineering, and photonics. These programs offer both thesis and non-thesis options.

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Did you miss the Master of Engineering Open House held on Monday, April 2?

You can view a video recording of the event, including the power point presentation. Please contact Kirstie Miller with any questions about the program.

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Many Fields of Study

ECE faculty are internationally recognized for their significant research contributions in a wide variety of fields. They provide students with opportunities to study:

Electrical Engineering Computer Engineering Photonics
Signal Processing and Communications Software Lasers and Applications
Systems and Control Hardware and Computer Architecture Fiber Optics and Optical Communications
Solid State Circuits, Devices, and Materials Computer Communications and Networks Photonics Materials and Devices
Electromagnetics and Photonics Multicore Architectures and Programming Biosensing
Bioelectronics Bioinstrumentation Solid State Materials and Devices

The ECE MS Student Experience

MS Degree Programs
  • Electrical Engineering
  • Computer Engineering
  • Photonics

    • The three MS degree programs offered by ECE maintain a common structure, which includes similar requirements for concentration, breadth, and advanced coursework, but are differentiated by the chosen concentration area. Some students in the program pursue the MS as a terminal degree and use it to complement their undergraduate studies. Others regard the MS as an introduction to graduate studies, and continue on to a PhD program. Most MS students participate in research with supporting faculty, and are encouraged to publish their research results in journals or present them at conferences. Learn more about how to apply.

    Apply for Your MEng

    MEng Degree Programs
  • Electrical Engineering
  • Computer Engineering
  • Photonics

    • With the Master of Engineering (MEng) programs, you can learn the skills you need to prepare yourself for a career in industry and earn your master’s degree in 18 months without having to write a research-based thesis. Sound appealing? Learn more about our MEng programs in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering and Photonics.

    How to Apply

    Visit the College of Engineering Graduate Admissions site for more information.