The 30 credit hours MS EE program is intended for students who wish to pursue higher education for working in industry or academia to engineer effective solutions for the problems faced by the 21st century world. During the master’s degree the students will have the opportunity to work under the direction of doctoral scientists and engineers in high-tech lab settings, assisting in developing innovative projects through on-going collaborations within and beyond the department.

Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)

1. To apply theoretical, practical knowledge and provide innovative solutions of complex engineering problems in electrical engineering and allied domains.
2. To demonstrate satisfactory interpersonal skills as an individual and in a team with the help of effective oral and written communication.
3. To pursue continual professional development, lifelong learning and sustainable growth of society.

Learning Outcomes

The MS EE program prepares students to attain the educational objectives by ensuring that the student should be:

1. Able to understand theoretical and practical knowledge in electrical engineering and allied domains.
2. Able to do research and provide innovative solutions of complex engineering problems using state-of-the-art methodologies.
3. Able to demonstrate interpersonal skills with the help of effective oral and written communication.

Admission Criteria

• Bachelor’s degree (4 years – 120 credit hours), must be accredited by PEC/HEC (as applicable), in any of the relevant disciplines mentioned below: -

1. Electrical Engineering
2. Electronics Engineering
3. Telecommunication Engineering
4. Mechatronics Engineering
5. Electronics / Industrial Electronics
6. Computer /Computer Systems Engineering
7. Software Engineering
8. Avionics
9. Biomedical Engineering
10. BET (Electrical, Electronics, Computer, Mechatronics)

Or any other relevant discipline, duly recommended by the Admission Committee, subject to the completion of deficient courses (if any) as prescribed.

• Applicants should have a minimum CGPA of 2.0 (on a scale of 4.0) or 50% marks where CGPA is not given.
• 50% passing marks required in either university-conducted entry test or in HAT/GRE/GAT or Equivalent tests.
• In case of interdisciplinary admission HEC policy would be taken into consideration. The admission committee will decide if the applicant has satisfactory knowledge to undertake the studies and, if allowed, the candidate will have to take the 6-9 credit hours of deficiency courses of level 6. 

Thesis

A student has the option to pursue MS by undertaking a 6-credit hour MS Thesis. Registration in “MS Thesis” is allowed provided the student has:

• Earned at least 18 credits.
• Passed the “Research Methodology” course.
• CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) is equal to or more than 3

Duration

The minimum duration for completion of MS EE degree is 1.5 years and maximum duration is 4 years.

Degree Completion Requirements

To become eligible for award of MS EE degree, a student must satisfy the following requirements:

1. Passed the “Research Methodology” course.
2. Must have completed and passed 24 credit hours of coursework (including core courses) along with 6 credit hours of thesis or 30 credit hours of coursework (including core courses).  
3. Must have earned a CGPA of at least 3 on a scale of 4.0.

Study Scheme:

The proposed study Scheme for MS EE program at NUTECH is given below.

List of Core Courses:

List of Elective Courses:

1. Specialization in Electric Vehicle Systems

2. Specialization in System on Chip

3. Specialization in Next Generation Communication Networks

4. Specialization in Robotics and Intelligent Control Systems

5. Specialization in AI and Autonomous Systems

6. Specialization in Power & Green Energy Systems

There are various funded projects ongoing in the Electrical Engineering Department (funded by various organizations such as HEC, MoST, PSF etc) and MS students will have an opportunity to be a part of such projects as Research Assistants or paid interns.