Are there any scholarships or assistantships available at the universities I am considering for a Master's?

Yes, many U.S. universities offer scholarships and assistantships for master's students in Electrical and Electronic Engineering.

Typical funding options include:
- Merit-based scholarships and fellowships: Many universities provide these to attract strong applicants.
- Research assistantships (RAs): Paid positions working on research projects, often including a stipend and tuition waiver.
- Teaching assistantships (TAs): Roles assisting with teaching or grading, sometimes offered to master’s students.
- External scholarships: Organizations like IEEE offer awards for graduate study in this field.

Eligibility, availability, and application processes vary by university and program. Funding policies and figures are subject to change.