Established in 1885, the Electrical Engineering program has a long tradition of excellence. The EECS Department is a fast growing and research active entity at the University of Missouri. Our ECE classes are small with extensive design and laboratory experimentation. Research opportunities exist for both undergraduate and graduate students in Communication and Signal Processing, Physical and Power Electronics, Intelligent Systems, Systems Modeling and Control, Nano/Micro Technology, Applied Physics, and Digital/Computer Systems.
On Campus
*This program is eligible for the STEM OPT Extension.
The EECS department offers the Master of Science degree in Computer Engineering and the Master of Science degree in Electrical Engineering.
Application for admission to a graduate degree program in ECE involves submitting a formal application through the Graduate School online application for admission. An application must be accompanied by an application fee. In addition, the applicant must have the following original paperwork sent directly from the originating institutions to the Graduate School:
*Note: The GRE is optional for the Spring 2021 and Fall 2021 applicants due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The following supplemental materials must be uploaded in the online application:
In order to be considered for admission in a particular semester, the Director of Graduate School, according to the following deadlines, must receive all required paperwork:
Note: Copies of the required documents (transcripts, GRE scores, etc.) cannot be accepted in lieu of the official reports from the originating institutions. Copies of these records can be submitted for evaluation, but any decision on admission is non-binding until the official records have been received.
All MU students (current or prior) must meet the same requirements as external students. The only difference is that MU grad students file one of the following forms (in lieu of an MU Application Form):
More information about the EECS graduate programs can be found at this link.
Click here to view the minimum English language proficiency test scores
On Campus
Stand Alone: Yes
Total Credit Hours: 15
Certificate description: The recent advancement in AI (Artificial Intelligence) and Machine Learning has made significant impact in a wide range of research fields and industries. The purpose of this graduate certificate is to prepare students and professionals to understand the foundation and advanced skills in AI and machine learning and to handle the growing demands in applying cutting-edge AI techniques.
Certificate web site:
http://catalog.missouri.edu/undergraduategraduate/collegeofengineering/additionalminorsandcertificates/grad-cert-ai-machine-learning/
Note: Some courses may be taken online through the academic program right now due to COVID-19.
On Campus
*This program is eligible for the STEM OPT Extension.
The EECS department offers the Doctor of Philosophy degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering.
Application for admission to a graduate degree program in ECE involves submitting a formal application through the Graduate School online application for admission. An application must be accompanied by an application fee. In addition, the applicant must have the following original paperwork sent directly from the originating institutions to the Graduate School:
*Note: The GRE is optional for the Spring 2021 and Fall 2021 applicants due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The following supplemental materials must be uploaded in the online application:
In order to be considered for admission in a particular semester, the Director of Graduate Studies, according to the following deadlines, must receive all required paperwork:
Note: Copies of the required documents (transcripts, GRE scores, etc.) cannot be accepted in lieu of the official reports from the originating institutions. Copies of these records can be submitted for evaluation, but any decision on admission is non-binding until the official records have been received.
All MU students (current or prior) must meet the same requirements as external students. The only difference is that MU grad students file one of the following forms (in lieu of an MU Application Form):
More information about the EECS graduate programs can be found at this link.
Click here to view the minimum English language proficiency test scores