Schools in the Northeast for Electrical Engineering

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

• The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) offers degree programs in electrical engineering at the undergraduate, graduate and doctoral levels. The Master of Science degree is required for students who plan to complete a PhD and undergraduate electrical engineering majors may opt to pursue a five-year course of study and earn their bachelors and Master of Engineering degrees simultaneously. Program research is concentrated in one of six areas including computer science, engineering physics and bioelectrical engineering.

  Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Headquarters
  Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  Room 38-401
  77 Massachusetts Avenue
  Cambridge, MA 02139
  617-253-4600
  eecs.mit.edu/

Princeton University

• Princeton University offers a bachelors degree, a Master of Engineering and a doctoral degree in electrical engineering as well as joint PhD in electrical engineering and electronic materials. Research at the university is carried out in four main areas: computer engineering; electronic materials and devices; information sciences and systems; and optics and optical electronics. Students have the opportunity to participate in faculty research projects involving nanostructures, macroelectronics and lightwave communication.

  Princeton University
  Department of Electrical Engineering
  Engineering Quadrangle, Olden Street
  Princeton, NJ 08544
  609-258-3500
  ee.princeton.edu/

Carnegie Mellon University

• The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University offers a bachelors degree program, a Master of Science, an integrated BS/MS program, a PhD and dual PhD program with partner schools in Portugal. Program research is broken up into several concentrations, including information processing and networks, critical infrastructure and risk assessment and applied mathematics and technology.

  Carnegie Mellon University
  Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
  5000 Forbes Avenue
  Pittsburgh, PA 15213
  412-268-7400
  ece.cmu.edu

Columbia University

• Columbia University offers students the opportunity to pursue degrees in electrical engineering at the undergraduate, graduate, doctoral and professional levels. Undergraduates may complete a bachelors degree only or they may opt for the integrated BS/MS program that allows them to earn a bachelor's and master's degree simultaneously. The professional degree program is designed to allow students to complete specialized study beyond the requirements for the Master of Science degree. Students in the doctoral program may complete a PhD or Doctor of Sciences degree in electrical engineering.

  Electrical Engineering Departmental Office
  Columbia University
  1300 S.W. Mudd
  500 West 120th Street
  New York, NY 10027
  212-854-3105
  ee.columbia.edu

Yale University

• Yale University offers electrical engineering degrees at the undergraduate, graduate and doctoral levels with program research concentrated in three areas: microelectronics, photonics and nanotechnology; computers, sensors and networking; and signal and image processing, communications and control. Undergraduate electrical engineering majors may also complete a dual degree program in computer science.

  School of Engineering & Applied Science
  Yale University
  Dunham Laboratory, Room 222
  10 Hillhouse Avenue
  New Haven, CT 06520
  203-432-4200
  seas.yale.edu