The Master of Science in Engineering in Electrical and Electronic Engineering [MSc(Eng)(EEE)] is structured around three subject groups covering technology and management subjects, with advanced topics including biomedical engineering, computer systems, multimedia systems, networking, power systems, signal processing, and wireless communications. Students seeking broad foundation knowledge may pursue the General Stream , while those wishing to specialise may choose the Communications Engineering Stream or the Power Engineering Stream . The programme also provides an opportunity for practitioners and industry leaders to refresh and strengthen their knowledge of electrical and electronic engineering. Students are required to complete 72 credits. Part-time students are required to complete either 48 credits of courses plus a dissertation equivalent to 24 credits, or 60 credits of courses plus a project equivalent to 12 credits. Full-time students are required to complete either 48 credits of courses plus a dissertation equivalent to 24 credits, or 54 credits of courses plus a co-op capstone project equivalent to 18 credits.
1. Comply with the University Entrance Requirements; and 2. Hold a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field (Engineering or Computer Science) of this University or a comparable institution accepted for this purpose.