The electrical and biomedical engineering department offers graduate programs leading to both the master of science and the doctor of philosophy degrees in electrical and biomedical engineering.
Emphases in the department include:
- Image and signal analysis
- Electromagnetics and microwaves
- Optical communication
- Power and
- Biomedical engineering
Graduate course work and research opportunities are available in the following areas:
- Biosensors and Actuators
- Integrated Bio-analytical Systems
- Wireless Networks and Communications
- Biomedical Image Analysis
- Microprocessor Design and Applications
- Antenna Design and Analysis
- Microwave Devices and Distribution Systems
- Bioelectromagnetics
- Optical Fiber Communications and Sensors
- Microwave Integrated Circuits
- Power System Simulation, Planning and Protection
- Renewable Energy Integration and Smart Grid Applications
- Power Electronics and Electric Drives
- Power Conversion
- Control Systems
- Unmanned Autonomous Systems
- Signal Processing
It is strongly recommended that prospective electrical engineering professionals take at least one year of graduate study. Both the undergraduate and graduate curricula at the university are designed to offer students the range of education needed for leadership in the profession, as well as knowledge of the physical sciences and basic professional techniques.

