grad programs

Graduate Education

The School's advanced degree programs, the largest in the country with over 400 Master students and 120 PhD students, covers a broad spectrum of high-tech sciences, from micro-, nano- and opto-technologies to communications, computer and information systems.

The School's M.Sc. program offers tracks in communications, signal processing, control, computers, energy, electro-optics, electronic devices, electro-magnetic fields, and plasma. In addition, the School participates in the inter-faculty M.Sc. program in Materials Science and Engineering. Doctoral studies at the School may be undertaken in any of the fields offered by its three research departments.

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