Amp up your knowledge of circuits and instrumentation, robotics, and micro- and nano-systems and more with a PhD in Electrical Engineering from Case Western Reserve University, one of the top research universities in the U.S. Here, you’ll:
Delve into integrated circuit design, robotics, and solid state electronics through your coursework—and work with faculty one-on-one to develop and test your research interests (opening doors for assistantships).
You’ll attend 3 semesters of a colloquium class to expand your knowledge and understanding. This will set you up to develop a specialty in the field and prepare you to create leading-edge solutions to electrical problems.
Take classroom concepts and apply them at our Institute for Smart, Secure and Connected Systems: an industrial internet of things (IIoT) collaborative that seeks to advance understanding of embedded systems, cybersecurity, and other facets of IIoT. Here, you’ll explore the function of sensors and actuators in everyday objects.
Then, you can test out your abilities at the Sears think[box]. This makerspace has all the resources you could ever need to develop and design your dream solutions to electrical engineering problems—from wearables, to energy systems, to virtual reality.
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Our program thrives when we have students with diverse perspectives and a range of educational, professional and life experiences. We look forward to learning more about you!
The application process requires:
