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Masters of Appiled Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Victoria
Victoria - Can, British Columbia
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24 Months
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About this course
This MASc degree program is designed for students interested in pursuing advanced research in electrical and computer engineering. It involves coursework, seminars, and a thesis defended in an oral examination under faculty supervision. The program typically lasts two years and offers an on-campus study experience with a flexible, project or thesis-based structure. Students will have the opportunity to work alongside a diverse international cohort and develop both practical and research skills in their field.
Why this course is highly recommended
This program is ideal for students who are aiming to deepen their knowledge through research and wish to work with experienced faculty members. It provides a pathway to gain both theoretical and practical expertise in a collaborative international environment, making it suitable for those looking to pursue careers in academia, research, or advanced industry roles.
Specialisation
While the program allows students to explore advanced research in electrical and computer engineering, specific specialisations are not explicitly detailed in the provided information. Students can select a faculty supervisor whose research aligns with their interests, offering a tailored research experience.
Course fees
Application fees
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1st year tuition fees
5.08L
Living cost
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Living cost
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Degree requirements
The program requires completion of coursework, seminars, and a thesis that must be defended in an oral examination. All students must have a faculty member as their supervisor, who must agree to supervise and recommend their admission. The program typically spans two years full-time on campus.
English language test
PTE
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DUOLINGO
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TOEFL
90
IELTS
6.5
Career prospects
Graduates of this program can expect to benefit from a solid foundation in research, communication of technical knowledge, and ethical professional behavior. While specific career paths are not listed, alumni could pursue roles in academia, research institutions, and industries related to electrical and computer engineering.
FAQs
How do I find a supervisor?
You should review faculty contacts and contact potential supervisors via email to see if their research aligns with your interests. An accepted supervisor must agree to supervise you and recommend your admission.
What are the application deadlines?
The application deadlines are May 31 for September entry, September 30 for January entry, and January 31 for May entry. International applicants are advised to prepare their paperwork early due to processing times.
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