Master of Science in Engineering in Electrical and Computer Engineering - Smart Grid

The MScE is a research-oriented Master's degree. Normal admission requirements will be a Bachelor's degree with a first or second division standing in electrical engineering or related discipline, obtained from a recognized university. The degree requires successful completion of a research proposal, a thesis, and an approved course program of 15 credit hours minimum, of which at least nine credit hours must be graduate course credits in electrical engineering. Length: Up to 24 months (MEng), Two years (MScE), Four (PhD) YearsEntry Terms: Fall, Winter

Applicants are required to submit a complete application including three references and a brief statement describing their academic andor professional background and areas of interest Once completed applications for researchbased programs are distributed to and assessed by faculty members conducting research in the areas indicated on the application. Applications for the coursebased MEng program are assessed by the ECE graduate committee. Applicants interested in the researchbased programs may contact individual faculty by email to inquire about potential research opportunities and funding. However please understand that some faculty find it difficult to respond to the large number of email inquiries they receive and prefer to concentrate their efforts on reviewing and assessing the completed applications that have been forwarded to them. Should a potential supervisor wish to speak with you they will contact you directlyApplicants should hold an undergraduate degree from an accredited university with a minimum average of 80 percent or First Class standing.