MSc in Electrical Engineering - Circuits and Computer Systems in Rochester United States | University of Rochester

Our comprehensive research initiative spans multiple fields such as computer engineering, system architecture, signal analysis, telecommunications, medical imaging, digital sound and music technology, photonics, and nanoelectronics. Graduates from our Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) Department excel in their careers, securing positions at leading organizations like Bose, Google, Apple, IBM, Siemens, GM, Microsoft, Intel, Verizon, Amazon, and various US government agencies. Those inclined toward academia pursue teaching or research roles in both industry and academia.
We aim to equip students with leadership skills, nurture their academic and career interests, and cultivate collaborations with educational, civic, cultural, healthcare, and business sectors. Our curriculum emphasizes forging innovative cross-industry partnerships while instilling ethical values and embracing diverse viewpoints. Graduates will contribute to society by designing initiatives that drive global progress. We provide enriching learning environments where students can explore, innovate, and solve real-world challenges.
This program demands solid mathematical proficiency. Most master's candidates hold bachelor's degrees in electrical engineering, computer engineering, computer science, or physics—ideal foundations for pursuing a master's in electrical engineering.
Participants engage in diverse research domains including VLSI/IC microelectronics and computer architecture design.