The Department provides opportunities for post-baccalaureate study toward the Master of Science in Engineering with the Electrical Engineering option. These opportunities serve the practicing engineer as well as the student who wants to pursue advanced graduate study and research. Thesis, non-thesis, and management plans are available.

Areas of study include control systems, digital systems, computer engineering, communications, computer-aided design, device and circuit modeling, solid-state devices, sensors, power systems, power electronics, electromagnetic fields, electromechanical systems, and system analysis and design. The student is encouraged to interact with the faculty to explore these or other opportunities.... [-]

Develop the Technology of Tomorrow. Cornell Tech's Electrical & Computer Engineering Masters combines Cornell University's academic rigor with the energy and opportunity that come with studying in the heart of New York's tech start-up community.

The Master of Engineering in Electrical & Computer Engineering at Cornell Tech is a year-long immersive program designed to teach engineers, scientists and quantitative analysts important state-of-the-art methods in signal processing, data science, and decision theory. The courses in this program will teach you to think like an entrepreneur, work on cross-disciplinary teams and create a portfolio of work relevant to today's digital technology.... [-]

Our Program

The Masters of Engineering in Electrical Engineering with a concentration in Power Engineering is available for students that have a BS in Electrical Engineering or from another engineering discipline.

Requirements for the Masters of Engineering (ME) degree with a concentration in Electric Power are:

Total of 30 graduate credits At least 6 electrical engineering courses, 4 of which are in the power engineering area 21-27 credits of coursework 1-7 credits of ME project (option avail in Summer term)

The Power Engineering concentration allows students the maximum flexibility to design their program of study to meet their specific needs.

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The world of power electronics and energy conversion is changing rapidly, creating opportunities for electrical engineers with advanced skills and the ability to apply them to technologies and products that are driving growth. The objective of the electrical engineering programs is to expand your understanding of areas such as modern electric machinery, modeling, control of power electronics, superconductivity, synchronous generation, fuel cell engineering, photovoltaics and more. You’ll also learn how to put your knowledge to work so you can make an immediate and long-term impact in your field.

This program is designed for:

The MEng EE degree is a non-thesis program that focuses on developing advanced electrical engineering expertise through a project-based experience.

Graduates with this degree possess the advanced expertise and are well-qualified to work in various electrical engineering applications. Students who are planning on a further graduate study in a Ph.D. program may be interested in the thesis-based MSE EE program.

This program prepares you for professional practice with a broad, applied education with courses in several technical areas. With input from industry, Northern Arizona University created courses to enhance knowledge, understanding, and/or develop skills critical to today's practicing engineers.... [-]

Thank you for your interest in the Master's degree program in Electrical Engineering at Arkansas Tech University. The Electrical Engineering Master’s program provides you a solid foundation in both the theory and application in the emerging field of Electrical Engineering and offers you the breadth of education and depth of training necessary for leadership in the profession. The department is continuously growing and has maintained a consistent leadership as one of the top Electrical Engineering programs in the state of Arkansas. As a new Electrical Engineering Master's student, you have two program options: coursework and research project.

The program requires 36 course credits for completion and it gives the students the flexibility to select a degree plan that is customized to their goals. Student’s success is the prime goal of the department and we strive to provide the best opportunities for growth and professional development of our students. At the Department of Electrical Engineering, you will find a welcoming community and we are always searching for outstanding new graduate talent.... [-]

Full admission as a degree-seeking student requires the following prerequisites: