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The Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering comprises 14 full-time faculty members, 5 adjunct professors, and 60 graduate students. This department serves as a driving force for research and technological advancement in Nova Scotia and Canada, fostering innovation through industry partnerships. Faculty collaborations with corporations, academic institutions, and research centers highlight the department's capabilities. Alumni have secured roles in both large corporations and small-to-medium enterprises.
Research Laboratories
Communications Technology
Micro/Nanoelectronics and MEMS
Photonics and Optical Systems
Power Systems and Energy Solutions
RF/Microwave Wireless Technologies
Robotics Engineering
An applicant must meet the admission requirements below:
Possession of a research Master’s degree or its academic equivalent from an academic institution recognized by Dalhousie in which the language of instruction is English and in a country where English is the principal language or
Possession of a first-class non-thesis Master’s Degree in a country where English is the principal language may be considered for admission to the PhD program where evidence of independent research can be clearly demonstrated such as a major research paper presentation at scholarly conferences publications in journals etc. Such candidates may also be admitted into a Master’s program with the possibility of transferring to the doctoral program or
Possession of a research Master’s degree or its academic equivalent from an academic institution recognized by Dalhousie with a satisfactory score on an approved English language examination such as TOEFL. The Departmental requirement for TOEFL is 580 (Paper) or 237 (Computer).
English language requirement:
The application deadline for September admission is Apr 01 January admission is August 31 and May admission is December 31.