Oakland’s location in the heart of Southeast Michigan’s industrial hub yields exceptional benefits for students in our electrical and computer engineering masters program. We have active partnerships with numerous global leaders in high-tech research and development, giving you opportunities to get hands-on professional experience that stands out on your resume.
Employers in the private and government sectors actively recruit graduates of Oakland’s masters in electrical and computer engineering program. If you’re already employed, the degree gives you the experience and credentials to advance into senior roles. If you’re just entering the workforce, the electrical and computer engineering masters helps you compete for top jobs with the best employers.
Oakland’s reputation and Southeast Michigan location give you outstanding career opportunities in industries such as:
The masters degree in electrical and computer engineering requires 32 credits of graduate coursework. Although the program does not require a masters thesis or graduate engineering project, both of these options are available to build professional skills and specialized subject-matter knowledge.
The electrical and computer engineering masters degree includes eight depth areas, enabling you to focus your studies in an area of personal academic or professional interest. Depth areas are:
Not sure if the masters degree in electrical and computer engineering is right for you? Check out these other graduate programs at Oakland, and contact our admissions team to discuss your options.