The Master of Science in Electrical Engineering (MSEE) program will provide students with the mathematical and theoretical foundation and hands-on skills required for solving real-world problems in electrical engineering and other related fields. The MSEE program provides a balanced approach to studying core topics in electrical engineering along with wide selection of specializations.

Areas of Specialization:

Theory of Foreign Linguistics, Introduction to Translation, Foreign Literature Theory, Intercultural Communication, Research Methods and Dissertation Writing, Study of Second Language Acquisition, Criticism of the British and American Novel in the 20th Century, Introduction to Comparative Literature, Country and Regional Studies, Cognitive Linguistics (linguistics as the research direction), Introduction to English Poetic Form(literature as the research direction), Literary Classics and Postmodern Thinking (literature as the research direction), Study of the Works of Contemporary British and American Writers(literature as the research direction), Narratology(literature as the research direction ), Sociolinguistics

Candidates seeking admission to the program need to have a baccalaureate degree in a related engineering field from a regionally accredited university.
An overall GPA of at least 3.0/4.0. Candidates with a GPA below 3.0 may be admitted on a provisional basis.

Proof of English proficiency.
Statement of Purpose about your academic career, research, and career goals.
Two strong recommendation letters must be submitted by faculty members from your college or institution who are acquainted with your work.