Graduate Programs

Graduate students expand on their computer architecture foundation by advancing their math and science skills and improving their ability to articulate why their work matters.

Our program offers students the opportunity to enhance their understanding of specialized electrical systems such as search and rescue robotics, sustainable energy and power systems, unmanned vehicle systems and social emotive robots.

From developing service robots to aid children with special needs, to inventing unmanned vehicle systems to monitor traffic congestion, there are numerous ways for mechatronic systems engineers to apply their knowledge in the public and private sectors.

As a systems engineer, you'll blend multiple areas of expertise to create systems solutions that can help meet the needs of popular industries such as aerospace, automotive, biomedical and defense.

Working closely with a faculty advisor, students will perform in-depth research in cutting-edge technological development areas related to electrical and computer engineering.

Working independently and with faculty, you'll conduct in-depth research to explore new technologies in everything from consumer products to autonomous vehicles.