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Graduate Programs of Study

The Departments of Electrical and Computer Engineering in the School of Engineering offer Programs of study leading to the Master of Science (M.S.) and the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Degrees.

The Electrical and Computer Engineering Department is a growing interdisciplinary engineering department with a focus on research and education in a wide variety of sub-disciplines, ranging from image and signal processing to nanoscale engineering. The department gives students a unique perspective on how electrical and computer technology can be used to solve important human problems. With expert faculty, cutting-edge research, and innovative facilities, our students are given the opportunity and resources to make significant contributions to the field and become leaders in industry, government, and academia.

The department has particular strengths in the areas of VLSI design, signal processing, communication theory, electro-optics, and microwave, with newer facilities for research in emerging areas of biotechnology, nanotechnology and computer engineering.

In addition to our own expertise, other departments in the school of Engineering offer programs in distinctive specialities, including biotechnology, environmental health, hazardous materials management, product engineering, human factors, multimedia, and and biomedical optics. The Graduate School also offers an interdisciplinary doctoral program that allows students to devise their course of study.

For more information about our Graduate Programs, please refere to the Graduate Handbook (pdf).