COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Science in Electrical Engineering program is designed to provide students with advanced knowledge and technical mastery in the field while also offering exposure to related interdisciplinary areas. The program is flexible and tailored to meet individual academic and career goals, allowing students to customize their course of study within general guidelines established by the faculty. Students are encouraged to develop a strong foundation in electrical engineering principles while also exploring allied fields that complement their interests and broaden their expertise. The program requires the completion of at least 30 credit hours beyond the Bachelor of Science degree, ensuring a rigorous and comprehensive graduate-level education. A thesis option is available for students who wish to engage in research and gain deeper experience in a specialized area, although it is not mandatory, allowing others to focus more on coursework and practical application. For students who do not hold a Bachelor of Science degree in electrical engineering, additional coursework at the undergraduate or graduate level may be required to address any gaps in foundational knowledge and ensure readiness for advanced study. This ensures that all students, regardless of their background, can successfully engage with the program’s academic demands. Overall, the program balances flexibility with academic rigor, enabling students to gain both depth and breadth in electrical engineering. Graduates are well-prepared for careers in industries such as communications, electronics, energy systems, and automation, as well as for further academic pursuits, benefiting from a curriculum that supports both professional development and advanced research opportunities in a rapidly evolving technological landscape.