Electrical and computer engineering is more than an academic department. University organizations, alumni, companies, agencies, and advisory board members support our students in many ways, and these groups also benefit from students' work.
Our Partners
Partners have the opportunity to engage with our community in a variety of meaningful ways—serving as experts on our senior design projects, visiting the centers and labs where we advance cutting-edge research, collaborating directly with our specialists in key areas of expertise, and attending seminars that highlight the latest developments in our field.
Our Students
Students can deepen their engagement by joining one of our active student organizations, such as the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and by connecting with advisory board members and alumni who are shaping the fields of electrical and computer engineering. We encourage our students to join organizations related to their fields of study.
George Mason's chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) is part of an international network of nearly 100,000 members. Members learn about competitive programming and participate in programming competitions.
Access key academic planning resources, official forms, and services designed to support your academic journey at George Mason.
“Mason ECE professors encouraged and supported my involvement in student chapters of professional societies and helped find me internships. Building a strong resume during my bachelor's program by working while studying in the Washington D.C. area gave me access to prime career opportunities upon graduation.”
— Danielle Carvajal, MS Electrical Engineering ‘16