Master of Science in Electrical Engineering (Thesis)

Class Profile

Class Size

12

Average Age

20

Average Work Experience

1 Years

Diversity

New York:

35%

Florida:

5%

California:

15%

Illinois:

4%

Others:

21%

Texas:

10%

Career Outcomes

Median Earnings After Graduation

$91,010 / year

Graduation Rate

72.9%

Top recruiters

IBM

Morgan Stanley

Wells Fargo

Barclays

Apple

WSP

JP Morgan Chase

ExxonMobil

Aerotek

Target

L3Harris

ARCADIS

Fees and Funding

Tuition Fees

$13,699 / year

Overall Cost

$32,699 / year

Funding Options

Scholarships

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FAQs

• Can I transfer credits from another university?

  

  It is possible to transfer credits from another university if the course grade is "B" or better and the course(s) is relevant to the EE degree program. For the MS and ME programs, no more than 6 credit hours may be transferred to satisfy the degree requirements. For the PhD degree program, a maximum of 30 credit hours as earned MS degree, may be counted towards the 72 credit hour requirement.

• Can I take classes as a non-matriculated student?

  

  Domestic students may take classes as a non-matriculated student, but must be admitted to the program. International students must be on an on an F1 visa in order to take classes as a non-matriculated student.

• Can I defer admission to another semester?

  

  You are eligible to defer an acceptance offer for up to one academic year without penalty. Admission deferrals beyond one academic year require a new application, which will have to be re-reviewed by the admissions committee. To request a deferral upon admission to the program, please a request for deferral with your statement of intent form or email Graduate Admissions at [email protected].

• Master's Thesis.

  

  If you wish to fulfill the MS degree requirements by means of a thesis, you must first find a faculty member who shares your interest in a topic and is willing to supervise your efforts. This person will constitute the committee that must ultimately read and approve your work. Each thesis must be successfully defended in an oral examination. A limit is imposed by the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) on the number of thesis credits which are applicable toward graduate degree requirements. For the MS degree with a thesis, a maximum of six credit hours for thesis (plus at least 24 credit hours of course work) may be applied. A minimum of 3 credit hours of thesis work is required. You should register for EE 599 while you are working on an MS thesis. Instructions governing the preparation of theses appear in several university publications, including one entitled Instructions for Preparing Theses and Dissertations. Consult these guidelines before preparing your final manuscript. The typing of a thesis is the responsibility of the student. There are editors and typesetting programs available on the university computer system which can be used for manuscript preparation.