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Why should you study electrical and Computer Engineering at USC?

The Electrical and Computer Engineering Masters Programs at USC is one of the largest in the country. As technology advances at an unprecedented rate, our graduates enter the world with all the skills necessary to land influential positions all over the world.

What is a Master of Science in electrical engineering (electric power)?

The Master of Science in Electrical Engineering (Electric Power) program (available both on-campus and online via DEN@Viterbi) is intended for students seeking careers in the electric power industry.

What is an MS in electrical engineering (electric power)?

The MS in Electrical Engineering (Electric Power) is a program option for students seeking careers in the electric power industry. The plan of study combines traditional topics in power generation, transmission, and distribution with cutting-edge topics such as the integration of renewable energy sources in the “smart grid.”

What are the objectives of the electrical and Computer Engineering program?

The electrical and computer engineering program objectives are designed to promote technical competence, professional development and citizenship in the global community. Graduates of the undergraduate program in electrical and computer engineering are expected to attain the following objectives within a few years of graduation:

What does USC do?

USC engages in forward-looking, collaborative research with industries around the world to find unprecedented and much-needed solutions for some of the most complex issues facing humanity today. At USC, we are defining conversations, influencing policy and creating a healthier and more sustainable future for all.

Why should you choose USC?

USC is your launchpad to gain international perspective and grow global networks — both essential for modern careers. Discover the academic programs at USC that match your passion and interests. With 23 schools and academic divisions, we offer a range of undergraduate, graduate and professional majors.