Master of Science in Electrical Engineering
| DEGREE TYPE | LEARNING MODE |
|---|---|
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DEGREE TYPE
Master of Science |
LEARNING MODE
On-Campus |
Equips students with advanced knowledge in electrical Engineering
30
Credit Hours
2
Years to Complete
1
Program Track
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Power the Future of Innovation
The Master of Science in Electrical Engineering at Morgan State University prepares students to excel in advanced areas of technology and innovation. The program emphasizes both theoretical foundations and applied engineering, equipping graduates with the tools to design, analyze, and implement solutions to real-world challenges. Students are immersed in computational and analytical methods while gaining practical experience through research projects guided by expert faculty. With specializations available in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and machine learning, and microelectronics, the program is aligned with some of today’s most in-demand fields.
Why Morgan?
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Supported by the CAP Center and CEAMLS
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In the state, we rank first for master’s and doctoral degrees awarded to African Americans, ranging from bioinformatics to engineering and social work.
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Over 55,000 Morgan alumni make up a passionate network that spans the United States and beyond. Our graduates become leaders in their communities, their careers, and the world.
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Move Forward in Your Professional Career
There’s no better time than now to pursue a civil engineering degree program—an occupation that has a direct impact on communities. Whether you’re aiming to specialize in environmental, geotechnical, hydraulic/hydrological, structural, or transportation engineering, the civil engineering bachelor's degree will bring you closer to your vision of the future. We’ll prepare you for academic and professional pathways full of growth and opportunity. Join the professionals of today designing complex construction projects of all sizes.
Learn In-Demand Skills
The MS in Electrical Engineering provides students with skills revolving around hardware, mircochips and more. Graduates of the program develop advanced technical and professional skills, including:
- Computational modeling and simulation
- Embedded and microelectronic systems design
- Cybersecurity methods and applications
- Artificial intelligence and machine learning techniques
- Applied research, engineering design, and lifelong learning practices
Secure Your Ideal Career
With demand for advanced electrical engineers on the rise, graduates enter competitive roles in high-paying industries such as defense, telecommunications, microelectronics, and cybersecurity. According to national salary data, electrical engineers with a master’s degree earn an average salary range of $95,000–$130,000 annually, depending on specialization and experience.
- Electrical Engineer
- Systems Engineer
- Cybersecurity Engineer
- AI/ML Engineer
- Microelectronics Engineer
Pursue Hands-On Research and Internships
Students engage in thesis research under the direct mentorship of expert faculty, often tied to major funded projects in cybersecurity, AI/ML, and microelectronics. In addition, access to Morgan’s state-supported research centers provides opportunities for internships, collaborative research, and applied engineering projects that address real-world challenges.
Discover the MS in Electrical Engineering
Find meaningful success—both personally and professionally—with the On-Campus or Online MS in Electrical Engineering. If you are ready to learn valuable skills for a more rewarding career, why wait? Request more information today and we will reach out to you with all the details.
Program Requirements
This 30-credit program can be completed in just four semesters (approximately two years) with full-time study. Students follow a rigorous curriculum designed to strengthen analytical, computational, and design skills while also developing an appreciation for lifelong learning and research. Core courses are taught by research faculty affiliated with the Cybersecurity Assurance & Policy (CAP) Center, the Center for Equitable Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Systems (CEAMLS), and the Center for Microelectronic Research and Education. Students may choose to focus on Cybersecurity, Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning, or Microelectronics. A thesis guided by graduate faculty is required to complete the program.
Core Courses Required
| Course | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
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Course
EEGR 532 |
Title
Microwave Transmission |
Credits
3 |
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Course
EEGR 624 |
Title
Detection and Estimation Theory |
Credits
3 |
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Course
EEGR 635 |
Title
Advanced Electromagnetic Theory |
Credits
3 |
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Course
EEGR 799 |
Title
Thesis Defense |
Credits
3 |
Achieve Success Like Our Alumni
At Morgan State, student success is our top priority. You’re capable of more than you know, and we’re invested in your transformation from good to even better. As one of the largest producers of STEM graduates and STEM-employed alumni in Maryland, we have a strong history of guiding students toward success. We’re confident you’ll become part of our legacy of excellence. Challenge yourself to accomplish the unimaginable, just like the alumni before you.
Financial Aid Makes Things Possible
Choosing the right program is a big decision—and we are here to help you navigate the options available for funding your education. Whether you are an in-state, out-of-state, or international student, you may be eligible for Graduate Funding. We also offer two types of Graduate Assistantships: Teaching Assistantships (TAs) and Research Assistantships (RAs). Both provide special learning opportunities in exchange for a stipend/salary and Tuition Award. In addition, by simply filing your FAFSA each year, you will be able to participate in Federal Plus Loans and Federal Direct Loan Programs. With proper planning, going back to graduate school is more than possible. We are committed to breaking barriers and opening doors for all future students. Contact us to learn more about affordability at Morgan’s School of Graduate Studies.
- Graduate Fellowships and federal Title III Graduate Fellowships provide a stipend and Tuition Award
- Teaching Assistantships offer you the chance to teach and assist with undergraduate courses
- Research Assistantships give you research experience with faculty-led or external projects
- Federal Direct Loan Programs include the Direct Subsidized and Direct Unsubsidized Loans
- Additional Grants and Scholarships from external sources award free money—so apply early