Program Structure - Electrical & Computer Engineering
Graduate courses are offered Fall or Spring semesters at Georgia Tech-Europe.
- Fall and Spring: 9-12 semester hours
- Summer: No courses offered
Language of instruction is English.
Students may pursue a thesis or non-thesis option, and 30 semester hours of coursework are required to graduate.
Learn more about the graduate curriculum through the School of Electrical & Computer Engineering website.
Benefits to studying Electrical & Computer Engineering at GT-Europe
- Diverse course offerings in several areas.
- Nanotechnology courses with lab components in a state-of-the-art microfabrication facility.
- Professor Larry Heck, co-inventor of Cortona, will teach a new course in Fall 2023 in machine learning for speech recognition.
- Research opportunities in III-N optoelectronics and photonics.
- Lower cost structure than in Atlanta - all graduate students pay in-state tuition.
- Opportunities to discover Europe on long weekends.
- Adds a global dimension to your degree
Dual-degree students from partner institutions
- Contact the International Relations office at your school for information on eligibility to apply to Georgia Tech-Europe.
- Reach out to Professor Bertrand Boussert with any questions related to the program.
Prospective non-dual degree students
- Reach out to Professor Paul Voss and Outreach Manager, Allie Crain, if you are interested in spending a semester or more at GT-Europe as part of your MSECE curriculum.