录取要求

Admissions Requirements
Preferred bachelor's degree in biomedical engineering, electrical engineering, computer engineering, or computer science.
May be admitted to the program with a bachelor's in a different field with a condition of taking deficiency courses.
Minimum of 3.0 GPA (on a 4.0 scale) or equivalent achieved at the time of bachelor's degree completion.
Successful submission of online application form, exam scores and other documents as outlined in the admissions requirements.

申请材料清单

Application Checklist
Applicants must provide the following materials to be considered for any graduate program at SEAS:

Complete online application form
Transcripts
GRE exam scores
International applicants: TOEFL, IELTS, or PTE Academic scores
Letters of Recommendation
Statement of Purpose
Resume/CV

Application Fee ($75)

1. Online Application Form
Applications must be submitted online. There is no paper version of the application available.

Create Application Account

You may submit multiple applications through the same account; however, the application fee will apply to each application submitted.

If you are experiencing difficulty accessing the application, please contact engineering@gwu.edu.
2. Transcripts
Please upload scanned copies of unofficial transcripts from each college or university you attended (regardless of whether credit or degree was obtained) to the online application form.

Instructions for submitting transcripts:

Scan the front and back of each page of the transcript.
Scan in the highest resolution possible. 
Upload documents in .pdf or .docx format.
Please do not mail hard copies of official transcripts to our office, as they will not be added to your application package.

For international applicants, please see additional requirements for foreign transcripts.
3. Exams
GRE
The Graduate Records Examination (GRE) is required of all applicants, except for current SEAS undergraduates applying for a Five-Year Program.

There is no minimum score required on the GRE. However, applicants are encouraged to score above the 50th percentile in each section of the exam.

Scores must be sent to institution code 5246 through the Educational Testing Service (ETS). Please do not include a department code.

GMAT
SEAS does not accept GMAT exam scores as a replacement for the GRE.

TOEFL, IELTS, PTE Academic
Required for visa-seeking international applicants only. View details and instructions.
4. Letters of Recommendation
A minimum of two (2) letters of recommendation are required to be submitted with your online application form.

If you would like to be considered for funding, you must provide three (3) letters of recommendation.

On the online application form, you must provide the full name and email address for each of your recommenders. The system will automatically send them an email with a link to submit the letter online.

The letters should be from a professor, work supervisor, or colleague who is able to speak to your potential and abilities to succeed in the master's program.
5. Statement of Purpose
Applicants must upload a statement of purpose in 250-500 words that clearly states their purpose in undertaking graduate study at the George Washington University; academic objectives, research interests and career goals; and related qualifications, including collegiate, professional and community activities.

The statement of purpose must be written by the applicant. Any essay found to be plagiarized, copied, or written by someone else will result in the immediate termination of the application's review.
6. Resume/CV
A current résumé or curriculum vitae (CV) should be uploaded with the online application form in .pdf or .docx format.

If you have published articles in peer-reviewed publications, please include them in your resume as a hyperlink.
International Student Requirements
If you require a visa to study in the United States and/or hold a bachelor's degree from a foreign institution, you must also follow the International Admissions requirements to successfully apply for a graduate program at SEAS.

专业介绍

Program Overview
Offered through the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, the Master of Science in Electrical Engineering is designed to help students understand and apply the principles of electrical engineering to the next generation of technologies improving communications, power and energy systems and micro- and nano-electronics.

Students are able to choose coursework around specific research areas of the department, which include: 

Applied electromagnetics
Communications and networks
Electrical power and energy
Electronics, photonics and MEMS (VLSI systems and microelectronics)

Signal and image processing systems and controls

Course Structure
Credit hours: 30
Thesis options: Thesis and non-thesis options available. Thesis students reserve 6 credit hours for research, while non-thesis students take additional coursework to fulfill remaining credit hours.
Duration: Two years (full-time) or three years (part-time)

课程设置

• ECE 1010. Introduction to Electrical and Computer Engineering I. 1 Credit.
• ECE 1020. Introduction to Electrical and Computer Engineering II. 1 Credit
• ECE 1120. C Programming for Electrical and Computer Engineering. 3 Credits.
• ECE 1125. Data Structures and Algorithms for ECE. 3 Credits.
• ECE 2110. Circuit Theory. 4 Credits
• ECE 2115. Engineering Electronics. 4 Credits
• ECE 2120. Engineering Seminar. 1 Credit
• ECE 2140. Design of Logic Systems I. 4 Credits.
• ECE 2210. Circuits, Signals, and Systems. 3 Credits.
• ECE 3125. Analog Electronics Design. 4 Credits