This research-based Master of Science (MSc) program in Electrical and Computer Engineering is designed for students who hold a bachelor's degree and wish to deepen their expertise. Typically taking 20 months (two years maximum) of full-time study, the program places you within a community of researchers tackling complex, real-world challenges to develop innovative solutions. A Master's degree in this field can also serve as a prerequisite for pursuing a PhD.
The program requires completion of coursework and a research thesis. Students will complete four to seven courses, including at least three within their chosen area of specialization. Additionally, two professional development courses focusing on communication and presentation skills are mandatory.
Graduates are prepared for diverse roles in high-tech industries and can pursue further academic study.
For the Software Engineering specialization, at least one year of experience in software development is required, along with demonstrated background knowledge and interest in software engineering methods, concepts, and applications. An ability to design and develop software systems, and knowledge of object-oriented design and human-computer interaction are also necessary.
Information on fees and fee regulations, as well as awards and financial assistance, can be found in the Graduate Calendar.
You need a four-year baccalaureate degree or equivalent from a recognized institution and a minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 point system over your last two years of full-time study. For the Software Engineering specialization, at least one year of software development experience and demonstrated background knowledge are also required.
Information on accepted criteria for English language proficiency tests can be found by referring to the Academic Calendar.
The Master of Science (MSc) program typically takes 20 months of full-time study, with a maximum completion time of two years.
Information on tuition fees, fee regulations, and estimated living costs can be found in the Graduate Calendar.
The application deadline for September intake is January 31, and the deadline for January intake is April 30.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Research and Development Engineer, System/Network Architect, or Application Developer in high-tech industries, or can pursue further academic study.