Why study a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering online at OSU?
The Master of Science in Electrical Engineering (MSEE) program is designed for students
who wish to discover new knowledge via a research-oriented degree that culminates
with a thesis. It is ideal for those who aspire to earn a doctorate degree in electrical
engineering.
Online learning through the College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology (CEAT)
provides a flexible alternative to traditional on-campus courses as a convenient way
to earn your degree whenever your career or other life commitments prevent you from
taking classes on campus in a traditional setting.
Online students utilize Canvas, OSU's online learning portal to watch lectures, turn
in assignments and communicate with classmates and professors.
Courses taught online are of identical quality and instruction as those taught in
traditional classrooms. CEAT Online Learning and the ECE faculty are here to help our students succeed!
The Master of Science in Electrical Engineering degree is an academic, research-based
degree offered under the OSU Graduate College Traditional Path (Plan 1) including
a thesis. It is intended for students who wish to make fundamental contributions
to the understanding and practice of engineering science and techniques. It is also
intended to prepare students for the PhD program. The degree requires 30 hours of
graduate level credit, including six hours of thesis credit. Specific requirements
for the degree are listed in the ECE Memorandum to Graduate Students.
Admissions
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. Applicants are strongly encouraged
to submit application materials at least six months prior to the start of the semester.