Program Overview

Electrical Engineering

The Master of Science in Electrical Engineering program at Case Western Reserve University is designed to help students dive deeper into their specialty and advance their knowledge of leading-edge electronics, integrated circuit design, and advanced micro and nanoelectromechanical fabrication.

About the Program

When studying at Case Western Reserve, the #1 university in Ohio (U.S. News & World Report), students will not only conduct pioneering research in computational intelligence, robotic control, and more in well-designed research labs, but they will also gain the ability to develop digital devices, software, and systems that improve and impact everyday life.

What to Expect

The graduate-level curriculum is designed to strengthen students' foundation in physical science and mathematics, allowing them to tailor their learning experience to their professional interests while pursuing one of the research, project, and course-focused tracks. As a graduate of the program, students will elevate their career across a variety of technology sectors, including:

• Computer and internet
• Healthcare and medical devices
• Manufacturing and automation
• Automotive and aerospace
• Energy

Beyond the Classroom

With countless research and student involvement offerings for electrical engineering graduate students, there are endless opportunities to apply what has been learned and build social and professional networks outside the classroom. Students can get a jumpstart on their job search while gaining hands-on professional experience that will enhance their resume with a paid co-op. They can also attend a career fair hosted by the Office of Post-Graduate Planning and Experiential Education to meet employers hiring for internships and full-time positions in engineering, computer science, and other disciplines.

By the Numbers

• 30 students typically enrolled in the program each year
• #52 best engineering schools, U.S. News & World Report
• #47 most innovative university
• 20,000+ alumni worldwide
• $100,000 average annual salary for an electrical engineer as of 2019 (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics)

Admission Requirements

To be considered for admission to the MS in Electrical Engineering program, students must submit:

• Online application
• Bachelor's degree
• Unofficial transcripts
• Three letters of recommendation
• International students: TOEFL or IELTS scores, or a posted degree from an English-speaking school