Engineering - Electrical Engineering M.S.
STEM-designated Electrical Engineering M.S. that trains engineers to design and operate the complex systems running our ever-evolving world.
Earn your Electrical Engineering M.S. at Manhattan University, minutes from New York City, on a schedule built around your career. This 30-credit graduate program lets you specialize through concentrations in Applied Artificial Intelligence or Cybersecurity while doing hands-on research with IEEE Fellow faculty, preparing you for six-figure roles or doctoral study.
This program is part of Electrical & Computer Engineering
$101+K
Average salary for electrical and electronics engineers
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
30
Minimum credit hours to earn the degree
10
Graduate courses across the program
3%
Projected job growth by 2031
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Skills You Will Build
Cultivating skills in specialized subject matter gives you an advantage, whether you are applying to jobs or doctoral programs. The program builds depth across:
- Electrical and electronic systems
- Biomedical engineering
- Internet of Things (IoT)
- Computer visualization and imaging systems
- Power grids, green energy, and augmented intelligence
- Space and aerospace systems design
Curriculum & Courses
Explore graduate coursework that builds deep expertise across signals and systems, electronics, power, AI, and cybersecurity. Students complete a minimum of 30 credits (10 courses), beginning with a required foundation course and choosing from a wide range of Electrical & Computer Engineering offerings, with optional concentrations and a thesis path available.
- Applied Machine Learning for ECE
- Control Systems Design
- Cybersecurity Systems
- Digital Signal Processing
- Power & Energy Systems
- Probability and Stochastic Processes
- Signals, Systems, and Transforms I
- Signals, Systems, and Transforms II
Concentrations
- Applied Artificial Intelligence (9 credits): in-depth expertise in AI and its engineering applications, including IoT, intelligent energy grids, computer visualization, imaging, and robotics.
- Cybersecurity (9 credits): advanced knowledge and skills to secure digital systems, networks, and applications across engineering fields.
Program Structure: 30 credits across 10 courses. Choose the non-thesis option (30 course credits) or the thesis option (24 course credits plus 6 thesis-research credits). To view the full curriculum, visit Manhattan University's academic catalog.
A Program Hallmark
Why Study Electrical Engineering at Manhattan University?
Manhattan University's electrical engineering master's program further trains engineers in the technology needed to operate our ever-evolving world. Students conduct research and hands-on lab work alongside faculty who are accomplished leaders in engineering, with expertise spanning artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, blockchain security, and wireless sensor networks. By learning directly from the best, graduates leave ready to advance their careers in fields from biomedical engineering and robotic vision to cybersecurity and power systems.
Why Study in New York City
New York City is a global hub for energy, technology, healthcare, and transportation, all sectors that depend on skilled electrical engineers to design and run their systems. Studying in the city puts students within reach of employers, research opportunities, and professional networks that drive demand for engineering talent. At Manhattan University, students apply classroom learning through research, conference presentations, and partnerships with leading employers, building the technical confidence and professional network needed to excel in one of the nation's most competitive engineering markets.
Career Outcomes
Potential Careers
Graduates are equipped for advanced roles designing, operating, and securing the electrical and electronic systems at the center of modern industry, or for doctoral study.
- Biomedical Engineer
- Controls Engineer
- Electrical and Electronics Engineer
- Power Systems Engineer
- Research Engineer
- Robotics Engineer
About
The School of Engineering
Known as "The University That Built New York," Manhattan University's School of Engineering has shaped the systems, structures, and innovations of New York City for more than a century. Our ABET-accredited programs are recognized for rigorous academics, hands-on laboratory experience, and a Lasallian commitment to using engineering for the good of humanity. Manhattan University is a Top 50-ranked engineering school with 19 alumni elected to the National Academy of Engineering. Located in New York City, the School offers students unmatched access to industry partners, internships, and real-world projects across construction, infrastructure, transportation, and the built environment. With small class sizes, dedicated faculty mentorship, and a strong tradition of service, our graduates are exceptionally well-prepared to lead in today's engineering profession.
Program Costs & Financial Aid
Manhattan University is committed to making a high-quality, career-focused graduate education accessible and affordable. Graduate students may qualify for assistantships, scholarships, and federal aid that significantly reduce the overall cost of attendance.
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A Manhattan University education is an investment in your future, and we are dedicated to helping you access the resources that make it possible.
Admissions Information
Start Your Journey in Electrical Engineering
Applying to Manhattan University is designed to be clear and accessible. The Construction Management M.S. is open to candidates with a background in engineering, science, or business who are ready to advance in the construction industry. Review the requirements below to take the next step toward a future leading construction projects.
Requirements:
- A baccalaureate degree in computer (or electrical) engineering from an ABET-accredited program, or from a recognized foreign institution
- Applicants with a bachelor's in another engineering, physics, or mathematics field may be admitted upon completing the specified undergraduate prerequisites
- A minimum 3.00 GPA (4.00 scale)
- Complete official transcripts for all prior coursework
International applicants must meet the University's English-language proficiency requirements.
Prepare for the Real World
At Manhattan University, your education is built around who you are and where you want to go. Whether you’re ready to apply or just starting to explore, take the next step when you’re ready — we’re here to help.