MS in Elektrotechnik

The master of science in electrical engineering at CU Denver is geared toward electrical engineers interested in advancing their careers or moving into leadership positions. There is no specific curriculum for the master of science degree except for a breadth requirement, a combination of electrical engineering courses chosen by the student.

Graduate programs in electrical engineering offer the following areas of concentration:

• Communications and signal processing
• Controls and signal processing
• Microelectronics and Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI)
• Fields, waves, and optics
• Computer engineering and embedded system design
• Energy and power systems

The College of Engineering, Design, and Computing at the University of Colorado Denver is transforming engineering education, pointing it to tomorrow’s technologies and industries with a student-centered focus on developing the engineer of the future.

We are committed to creating impactful experiences for all students and providing them with a combination of:

• Deep engineering disciplinary strength
• Proficiency using contemporary design and computing-enabled technology to formulate and create solutions to complex, open-ended interdisciplinary problems with considerable ambiguity and industry relevance, and;
• Exceptional social and human skills, including creativity, professionalism, global and cultural perspective, ability to continually learn in a world of accelerating change, and overall ambition and confidence.