Computer Engineers Unlock Tomorrow's Technology
At Michigan Tech, graduate opportunities in Electrical and Computer Engineering are designed to launch your next big breakthrough. You will join a close-knit academic community with accomplished faculty dedicated to mentoring students. The Department’s research is funded by multiple agencies and corporations, including the NSF, the US Army and Air Force, American Electric Power, Consumers Energy, and more. Your success is our priority.
Hone Your Focus
The department supports research thrusts in computer engineering, energy systems, signals systems, and solid-state electronics. Our faculty research areas include nanotechnology circuit design, renewable electricity energy sources, and wireless communications—just to name a few.
Be part of a working laboratory where students and faculty collaborate in pursuit of answers to some of our world’s most relevant questions. Also enjoy the convenience of taking some of your courses online.
It All Begins With a Plan
For all plans, note that the approval of your Advisor is required, particularly for out-of-department courses (for example ED5100 is not allowed), and all Graduate School requirements must be met.
There are two plans available for the PhD: entering with or without an MS.
No credit towards graduation is allowed for courses which substantially repeat completed courses at other universities. The Graduate Academic Advisor reviews transcripts and is responsible for making these determinations prior to registration for graduate students.