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Electrical Engineering

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Master of Science

About the Program

Be part of a master's program filled with inventors, collaborative researchers, and future leaders in the field of electrical engineering. Case School of Engineering has the facilities and labs to match a strong reputation for academic excellence. 

What to Expect

Electrical engineering graduate students have three tracks to choose from—research-focused, project-focused, and course-focused—allowing students to customize their learning experience to their particular interests. Learn and research with leading experts in the field, focusing on one of several areas: computational intelligence, robotic control, solid-state devices, microelectromechanical systems (MEMS), micro/nano sensors and integrated circuits, wireless implantable biosensors, surgical robotics and simulations, and more.

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Beyond the Classroom

With research options abound at Case Western Reserve University, electrical engineering graduate students can take advantage of existing research and experiential programs with other schools on campus in addition to opportunities within the department.

By the Numbers

30

students typically enrolled in the program each year

$100,000

average annual salary for an electrical engineer as of 2019 (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics)

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Admission Requirements

  • Online application
  • Bachelor's degree in engineering, mathematical or physical sciences fields preferred, though all backgrounds are considered
  • Transcripts
  • Three letters of recommendation
  • GRE requirement is waived for the Fall 2021 admissions cycle
  • International students: TOEFL or IELTS scores, or a posted degree from an English-speaking school (minimum requirements are available on the School of Graduate Studies site)

Applications are processed through the Case Western Reserve University School of Graduate Studies.

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Department of Electrical, Computer and Systems Engineering
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216.368.2800
Email
ecse@case.edu

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