Master of Engineering in EE
The Bradley Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering offers industry-oriented, project-based Master of Engineering (M.Eng) in Electrical Engineering. Students can participate in the program on a part-time, full-time, or full-time accelerated basis. The full-time accelerated program will allow the student to complete the program in one year.
Contacts
For questions about the program, eligibility, and available tracks, contact:
- Dr. Alkan Soysal - ECE Assistant Director for Graduate Programs
Program Tracks
The students in the MEng in EE program have the option to choose one of the tracks below and complete the MEng degree based on the requirements and recommendations provided for each track. The total number of required credits to graduate with the MEng degree is 30 credits.
Project and Report Track:
- 24 credit hours of senior and graduate-level coursework
- 3 credit hours of Project and Report, ECE 5904
- 3 credit hours of ECE 5044 Industry Topics and Professionalism
Capstone Project Track:
- 21 credit hours of senior and graduate-level coursework
- 6 credit hours of Graduate Design Project, ECE 5805and 5806
- 3 credit hours of ECE 5044 Industry Topics and Professionalism
Coursework Restrictions:
- Choose from the list of graduate courses.
- See the current Graduate Student Policy Manual or email Dr. Alkan Soysal for coursework restrictions.
Two locations
Many Master of Engineering students attend classes in the Washington, D.C., metro area at Academic Building One in Alexandria.
Current or former Virginia Tech students and employees or students at partner institutions may complete an M.Eng. at our flagship Blacksburg campus.
Eligibility
- 3.0 GPA
- TOEFL IBT: 90
- IELTS (TOEFL alternative): 6.5
- Two letters of recommendation (waived for VT undergrads)
Tuition and fees
The Office of the Bursar, located in the Student Services Building manages all billing, payments, refunds, and financial aid. Explore the cost of attendance.