- The MSc in Electrical Engineering at Columbia University is a 1-year program.
- This program is flexible allows students to pursue electrical engineering disciplines in-depth, as well as to take a selection of courses from other Columbia engineering majors.
- Some of the main topics students learn through this program are:
- Physical devices, to circuits and systems
- Communications and networking, to signal
- Information and data processing, to computer engineering
- Smart electric energy, as well as systems biology or neuroengineering
- Students in the electrical engineering department can participate in a number of elective specializations or can design their own MSc program in consultation with an adviser.
- This Master of Science program consists of the following Specialization :
- Specialization in Data-Driven Analysis and Computation
- Specialization in Networking
- Specialization in Wireless and Mobile Communications
- Specialization in Integrated Circuits and Systems
- Specialization in Smart Electric Energy
- Specialization in Systems Biology and Neuroengineering
- MS Research Specialization in Electrical Engineering
- The Department of Electrical Engineering offers qualified MSc students the option to write a Master’s Thesis.
- Students gain hands-on research experience during their MSc studies, and a high-quality thesis document can be a valuable asset in job searches or applications to Ph.D programs.
- The thesis in MSc is optional, i.e. it is not a requirement of the MSc program.
- The student-faculty ratio of this college is 6:1.
- The acceptance rate of Columbia University is 5.8%.
- Columbia University is ranked #19 in QS Global World Rankings 2021.