MSECE Professional Master's Program (Implementation Track)

Overview

The MSECE Professional Master’s Program Implementation Track offers a unique opportunity for students to gain both advanced technical expertise and professional development skills while earning Purdue University’s Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering (MSECE). This track is specifically designed for students who want to enhance their engineering proficiency and leadership abilities, preparing them to make impactful contributions to industry challenges. Students in the Implementation Track will focus on practical, hands-on application of engineering concepts, acquiring valuable skills that bridge the gap between academic theory and real-world implementation. The program offers flexibility, allowing students to tailor their coursework based on their career goals and areas of interest.

Program Highlights

  • Choose your technical area and courses: Select from a wide range of courses aligned with Purdue's cutting-edge research areas in electrical and computer engineering. Focus on topics that are critical to your career path, from integrated circuits to cybersecurity, machine learning, wireless communications, and more.
  • Develop professional skills in addition to technical skills: Gain insight into essential professional practices that complement your technical expertise, including project management, leadership, communication, and teamwork. This is key to advancing in your career and taking on roles that require both technical acumen and strategic thinking.
  • Learn from world-class faculty: Engage with and learn from Purdue ECE's globally recognized faculty who are leaders in their fields. Benefit from their wealth of knowledge and expertise, as well as the opportunity to collaborate on groundbreaking research projects.
  • Industry-relevant curriculum: The curriculum is designed to meet the evolving needs of the industry, ensuring that you’re equipped with the tools, knowledge, and skills that employers demand.

Degree Requirements

The implementation track MSECE professional master's program requires students to take the following coursework:

  • 30 credit hours total
    • Math: Two math courses (6 credits)
    • ECE coursework: Minimum of 15 credit hours of ECE coursework; includes two ECE core courses and the following:
    • Implementation/professional development coursework: Minimum of 9 credits from an approved list of courses; see this page
    • Allowed ECE 69600 (Advanced EE Projects) or ECE 69700 (Directed Reading EE) credit hours: Up to 3
    • ECE 69400, ECE Seminar (0 credits)

See full details on our Implementation Track webpage.


Application Deadline

For Fall Start:

  • Priority consideration, December 1
  • Final, April 1

Admissions Guide

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