University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Masters of Science in Electrical Engineering, 3 Semester(s)

A Master of Science in Electrical Engineering (M.S.E.E.) degree requires successfully completing 30 approved graduate credits. Both thesis and non-thesis options are available. Students must decide on their M.S.E.E. option by the end of the second semester, at the time of submitting their Plan of Study. Students have the flexibility of selecting their own courses with the approval of his/her advisor. The faculty contact assigned at the time of admission serves as the advisor for the first two semesters or until a permanent advisor is formally selected by the student at the time of submitting the Plan of study. Although available courses and faculty members in ECE are listed in several research concentration areas, the M.S.E.E. degree does not formally define a concentration area or specialization.

It is expected that each student would select the majority of their courses from the concentration area that they are interested in. Students are advised to discuss with their advisor about course selections to maximize the benefits from the program. International students mus... Read more

A Master of Science in Electrical Engineering (M.S.E.E.) degree requires successfully completing 30 approved graduate credits. Both thesis and non-thesis options are available. Students must decide on their M.S.E.E. option by the end of the second semester, at the time of submitting their Plan of Study. Students have the flexibility of selecting their own courses with the approval of his/her advisor. The faculty contact assigned at the time of admission serves as the advisor for the first two semesters or until a permanent advisor is formally selected by the student at the time of submitting the Plan of study. Although available courses and faculty members in ECE are listed in several research concentration areas, the M.S.E.E. degree does not formally define a concentration area or specialization.

It is expected that each student would select the majority of their courses from the concentration area that they are interested in. Students are advised to discuss with their advisor about course selections to maximize the benefits from the program. International students must register for 9 credits in each semester until their credit requirements are over, to maintain full-time student status. The Master of Science in Electrical Engineering (MSEE) program provides advanced knowledge and technical skills in electrical and computer engineering. In addition to taking graduate level courses in one or more areas of concentration within the department, students in the MSEE program also have opportunities to engage in research and individualized projects. The goal of this program is to graduate engineers with effective problem solving and communication skills.

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