PhD in Electrical Engineering in Windsor Canada | University of Windsor

To be eligible for admission to the PhD program in Electrical Engineering, candidates typically need a master's degree in applied science (MASc) or an equivalent qualification from an accredited university.
Those holding degrees in related disciplines may also apply, though they might need to supplement their electrical engineering foundation.

For those seeking to enhance their expertise, develop specialized engineering and research capabilities, and boost their career prospects, our Master's and Doctoral programs in electrical and computer engineering provide excellent opportunities. Our alumni gain sophisticated technical knowledge and essential research competencies, with many securing positions in industrial firms, consulting agencies, government bodies, and research organizations.

At the University of Windsor, we provide two graduate engineering options: the Master of Engineering (MEng), a coursework-focused program ideal for professionals and new graduates aiming to broaden their technical understanding, and the research-oriented Master of Applied Science (MASc), which serves as a pathway to doctoral studies for qualified students.