- Choose from eight focus areas: communications, controls, digital systems, electromagnetics, integrated electronics, MEMs, robotics, or signal and image processing
- Complete the degree with a thesis, research project, or comprehensive exam.
- Engage in contemporary, applied research.
In the electrical engineering master's degree you can customize a specialty of your choosing while working closely with electrical engineering faculty in a contemporary, applied research area. The program gives you the skills to solve industry and business challenges, and deploy high-level solutions to problems affecting the world of engineering technology today.
RIT's Electrical Engineering Master's Degree
In the electrical engineering master's degree, you have the option of completing a thesis or graduate paper. For those who choose the graduate paper, an additional course is required. Students may also choose a course-only option with a comprehensive exam. All students are expected to attend an electrical engineering graduate seminar every semester they are on campus.
Focus Areas: You are required to choose among the following eight focus areas: communications, controls, digital systems, electromagnetics, integrated electronics, MEMs, robotics, or signal and image processing.
Graduate Paper/Thesis: In order to earn the MS in electrical engineering, you must complete a graduate paper or a graduate thesis.

