Graduate Programs
Discover innovative ways to apply electrical and computer engineering.
A graduate degree from the Department of Electrical, Computer, and Energy Engineering provides you with skills that are valued in a wide range of careers in academia and industry. We offer several degree options, information linked below or linked on the right side of the page, tailored to both working engineers looking to advance their careers and to those looking to pursue a career in academia.
Research is concentrated in six areas:
- Computer Engineering
- Learning, Information, Network, Communication & Data Sciences
- Photonics & Quantum Engineering
- Power Electronics
- RF/EM
- Systems & Controls
Coursework is concentrated in 9 areas:
- Computer Engineering
- Embedded Systems Engineering
- High Speed Digital Engineering
- Learning, Information, Network, Communication & Data Sciences
- Next Generation Power & Energy Systems
- Photonics & Quantum Engineering
- Power Electronics
- RF/EM
- Systems & Controls
Meet Your Advisors
Adam Sadoff
he/him/his
Graduate Program Lead (Professional MS, Distance and MS-EE on Coursera)
sadoff@colorado.edu
Lori Meehan
she/her/hers
Graduate Program Manager (PhD & Traditional MS)
lori.meehan@colorado.edu