Advance your expertise in the dynamic fields of electrical and computer engineering with the Master of Science (M.S.) in Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Alabama Birmingham. This postgraduate program is ideal for individuals seeking to deepen their technical knowledge in areas such as microelectronics, power systems, and signal processing, or to prepare for doctoral studies. You will engage with advanced concepts and methodologies, building upon your undergraduate foundation to tackle complex engineering challenges and contribute to technological innovation. The University of Alabama Birmingham offers a robust curriculum designed for aspiring leaders and researchers in this critical discipline.
You will pursue this M.S. degree through a full-time, on-campus learning mode over one year. The program offers two distinct pathways: Plan I (Thesis Option) requires 33 credit hours, including 18 in your specialization, 6 in mathematics, and 9 for thesis research, culminating in an oral defense. Plan II (Non-Thesis Option) also requires 33 credit hours, with 24 in your specialization, 6 in mathematics, and a 3-credit graduate project. Upon completion, you will be prepared for advanced roles in industry or further academic pursuits, equipped with specialized knowledge in electrical and computer engineering.