Graduate Program
Overview
Our robust research program touches a wide variety of disciplines including computer engineering & architecture, signal processing, communications, medical imaging, digital audio and music, photonics, and nanoscale electronics. To learn more about the department’s current research programs, visit the research page.
Graduate Degree Programs
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University of Rochester offers a MS and PhD in electrical engineering.
Prospective Students
Questions about the ECE graduate program? You may complete this Inquiry Form, contact Michele Foster, Graduate Administrator, at michele.foster@rochester.edu or visit our ECE FAQ page. For general information about being a graduate student at Rochester, visit the graduate studies website.
Incoming Students
Congratulations on being accepted into the electrical and computer engineering graduate program! Be sure to review the incoming graduate student checklist to ensure that you’ve filled out the appropriate paper work.
Internship and Employment Opportunities
Student can join faculty members or industry partners in research that spans a range of interests and applications. Visit our job board to view internships and employment opportunities.
Career Outcomes
- Career Outcome Data compiled by THe Gwen M. Greene Center
Resources
- ECE Graduate Student Handbook (PDF)
- Graduate calendar
- Graduate bulletin (PDF)
- Thesis preparation (PDF)
- TA guidelines
Doctoral candidates assemble in Kodak Hall for their commencement ceremony.
