MIT EECS

Masters of Engineering is only available for qualified MIT EECS undergraduates

For the Engineer degrees, 162 units are required, plus an acceptable thesis. Subjects in which the grade received is C, D, or F will not be accepted in fulfillment of the unit requirement for the EE or ECS degree.

Graduate program requirements

The Institute’s requirements for the Master’s degree are 66 units of coursework plus an acceptable thesis. The Department requires that the 66 units consist of at least four subjects, at the “G” level. In addition, there is a requirement of one unit of Professional Perspective documented under 6.9940[6.994].

https://www.eecs.mit.edu/academics/graduate-programs/graduate-program-requirements/

Admission process

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https://www.eecs.mit.edu/academics/graduate-programs/admission-process/

MIT EECS

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