Electrical Engineering (M.S.)

Advance your capabilities within rapidly changing technological environments. Wayne State University's master of science in electrical engineering program equips you to develop new electronic devices and circuits, technologies, and techniques in your future career or as an academia-oriented innovator and researcher. Use physical and mathematical principles to understand and develop micro-nano-electronic and photonic devices and systems, circuits and system-on-chip, power systems and sustainable energy, signalimage processing and communication, intelligent control and robotics, electric vehicles and e-mobility. Demonstrate mastery of advanced principles pertaining to electrical engineering and your area(s) of specialization. Plan and conduct independent research or professional projects that lead to new knowledge, approaches and solutions for electrical engineering problems. Comprehend contemporary literature related to the development and advancement of electrical engineering. Effectively communicate, both verbally and in writing, scientific and engineering concepts to audiences with a broad range of technical knowledge.