电气工程理学硕士

从电网到智能手机，电气工程师都设计了使现代生活成为可能的技术。UVM的电气工程（EE）研究生课程为您提供了对EE创新做出贡献的机会，同时也扩大了您的职业选择。UVM提供具有研究，项目或课程选择的理学硕士学位（MS），为合格的本科生提供加速的MS学位课程以及哲学博士学位（Ph.D）。UVM拥有出色的EE教职员工，他们与教室，实验室和研究领域的才华横溢的学生紧密合作，以应对全球问题和技术挑战。与行业合作伙伴和国家研究实验室进行合作研究项目的机会也存在。电子工程学的主要研究领域包括电力/能源系统，无线通信，电磁
From the power grid to smart phones, electrical engineers design the technologies that make modern life possible. The Electrical Engineering (EE) graduate program at UVM offers you the chance to contribute to EE innovation, while also expanding your career options. UVM offers a Master of Science (M.S.) degree with research, project, or course-work options, an accelerated M.S. degree track for qualified undergraduate students as well as a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) degree. UVM has outstanding EE faculty, who work closely with talented students in the classroom, laboratory, and in research addressing global issues and technological challenges. Opportunities also exists for collaborative research projects with industry partners and national research laboratories. The major EE research areas include power/energy systems, wireless communications, electromagnetics, signal processing, materials and devices, microelectronics, and control systems. Funding opportunities are available for top students interested in pursuing research, including Graduate Teaching Assistantship (GTA?s) and Graduate Research Assistantships (GRA?s). We normally receive many more applications than we are able to accept and fund, therefore, it is strongly recommended that you submit your application by February 1, 2017 to obtain full consideration for fall admission and funding. Total credits - 30 credits, selected with guidance from a graduate faculty advisor. Typically candidates have obtained the Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering prior to application but those who haven?t are encouraged to apply for the program if they have extensive background in mathematics and the basic sciences. In such cases, it may be necessary for a student to complete the entrance qualifications without receiving credit toward graduate studies. The general requirements for admission by the Graduate College must be met. Areas of research expertise are biomedical engineering, mechatronics, power and energy systems, computer engineering, solid state physical electronics, electromagnetics, information processing, communication theory, semiconductor materials, devices, and integrated circuits (VLSI).