Stevens has a great location and great professors.
At Stevens, I have lots of opportunities to speak with my professors. They always try their best to help me and provide me with many great opportunities.
Electrical Engineering Master's Program
Electrical engineers have the monumental task of designing, building and developing the next-generation of electronic devices and protocols to enhance all facets of society.
New developments in robotics, internet security and wireless networking are often the result of hardworking electrical engineers. Graduate study in electrical engineering can lead to fascinating and lucrative careers in industry, government or business, as well as further study in a doctoral program.
At Stevens, graduate students participate in cutting edge faculty research projects funded by the National Science Foundation, Air Force Research Laboratory, Office of Naval Research and various private organizations.
The Stevens Advantage
Just 15 minutes from downtown Manhattan, Stevens also provides you with excellent career networking opportunities. Our professors are well-networked and hold prestigious distinctions from career organizations such as IEEE, giving you the ability to connect with startups and other companies developing groundbreaking new technologies looking to recruit top level talent.
Dual-Degree MBA
The electrical engineering master's program offers two tracks of study - a master of science or a master of engineering. In addition to the M.S. and M.Eng., students have the option to pursue a dual MBA degree with the Stevens School of Business.
What Students Are Saying
I worked on a lot of projects with teaching assistant professor Dov Kruger.
He gave me daily instructions for programming projects like Stevens CAD, tutor jobs to improve my English, and references for internship opportunities. He even recommended me to other professors
Yang Bai, Electrical Engineering Master's Program Graduate, '18
Because of my experiences at Stevens, I was able to make contacts, develop skills and discover research opportunities I want to pursue as a career.
I will be starting a Ph.D. program in the fall with professor Chen at Rutgers studying the Internet of Things (IoT), cybersecurity and privacy, connected vehicles, and mobile computing and sensing.
Yang Bai, Electrical Engineering Master's Program Graduate, '18
I think getting a master’s degree at Stevens made me more open-minded.
I’ve learned a lot of things—how to solve technical problems, how to connect with people and how to be creative.
Yang Bai, Electrical Engineering Master's Program Graduate, '18
People here at Stevens are very friendly and helpful.
If you go to a professor’s office, they are very happy to help you and always give you great feedback. You meet great colleagues you can learn from. That’s what I really, really love at Stevens.
Yang Bai, Electrical Engineering Master's Program Graduate, '18
I got professor Kruger as my advisor and I feel like I got really lucky.
He’s the exact kind of person I want to work with—easy to talk to, high energy, a great sense of humor. He’s easy to approach and very, very good at what he knows, especially coding and prototyping…
Sean Hartwell, Electrical Engineering Master's Graduate '20
Stevens' World-Class Faculty
At Stevens, you’ll work with renowned faculty members, including National Academy of Engineering (NAE) members, IEEE Fellows, major grant recipients, patent holders and editors of prestigious journals…
Yu-Dong Yao
Yu-Dong Yao is an IEEE Fellow and researcher studying wireless communications, cognitive and software-defined radio, machine learning and deep learning…
Victor Lawrence
Victor Lawrence is a well-regarded engineer and inventor, IEEE Fellow, and NAE member researching intelligent communication networks.
Electrical and Computer Engineering Research
Stevens is a Premier Research Institution
Our renowned laboratories give you the opportunity to explore cutting-edge hardware and software development, as well as theoretical and applied research projects with faculty and regional institutions.