George Mason's graduate electrical and computer engineering programs enhance career options and facilitate entry into a new field by developing the technical expertise to advance in industry, government, or academia.
Students have the opportunity to work on topics of interest to them such as through an independent study, a research project, or a thesis under the guidance of our faculty. Students can choose either to specialize in one of the core areas that we offer or create a custom track that is appealing to them.
MS in Electrical Engineering
The Master of Science in Electrical Engineering (MS-ELEN) program, students learn how to design systems, devices, and algorithms that provide innovative solutions across a broad spectrum of ECE applications. They also learn to create technological solutions for automation, high-speed communications, high-performance computing, advanced signal, and data analysis.
MS-ELEN Concentrations:
- Bioengineering
- Communications and Networking
- Control and Robotics
- Machine Learning in Electrical Engineering
- Power Systems and Smart Grid
- Semiconductor Engineering
- Signal Processing
- Space-Based Systems
MS in Computer Engineering
In the Master of Science in Computer Engineering (MS-CPE) program, students learn how to design new generations of computers, as well as embedded computing systems, It teaches students how to efficiently partition the system into software and hardware components, and develop high-performance interfaces between these two parts.
MS-CPE Concentrations:
- Computer Architecture and Embedded Systems
- Computer Networks
- Digital Signal Processing
- Digital System Design
- Hardware Security and Cryptographic Engineering
- Internet of Things and Network Security
- Machine Learning and Intelligent Computing Architectures
- Space-Based Systems
MS in Digital Forensics
The Master of Science in Digital Forensics (MS-DFOR) program prepares graduates for a wide variety of careers including law enforcement, government, and all facets of cyber security by combining academic education with real-world practical techniques and by offering advanced training in analyzing digital evidence, intrusion forensics, reverse engineering, network analysis, and legal and ethical matters.
MS-DFOR Concentrations:
- Penetration Testing/Reverse Engineering
MS in Telecommunications
The interdisciplinary Master of Science in Telecommunications (MS-TCOM) degree offers a blend of cutting-edge practice-oriented courses in cloud computing, network engineering, wireless communications, and network security. This industry-oriented program is designed for students who wish to enter the field of telecommunications or are working in the field and want to advance their knowledge of telecommunications.
MS-TCOM Concentrations:
- Network Technologies
- Network Forensics and Security
- Space Communication Systems