Graduate Study
Electrical & Computer Engineering
Prospective Students
Yale's Electrical & Computer Engineering graduate students are at the forefront of technological breakthroughs that are redefining our digital world. Our research spans from developing neuromorphic computing systems to pioneering quantum-scale devices and designing intelligent networks. Here, you'll work alongside leading experts to create asynchronous processors, harness quantum phenomena for next-generation computing, and develop bio-inspired sensing technologies.
Program Highlights
At Yale, we firmly believe in cross-disciplinary innovation and our collaborations with Yale's medical researchers, computer scientists, quantum physicists and beyond open up unique research avenues. Whether you're interested in advancing AI algorithms, creating novel nanomaterials, or optimizing complex communication systems, you'll find unparalleled opportunities to turn your ideas into reality.
Our graduates go on to become leaders in their fields, driving innovation in top-tier tech companies, conducting groundbreaking research in prestigious laboratories, and shaping the next generation of engineers as academics. Join us to be part of a dynamic community where cutting-edge research meets real-world impact, preparing you to lead the next wave of technological advancements across industry, research, and academia.
Graduate Degree Options
We offer two electrical and computer engineering graduate degree options:
Terminal Master’s Degree
The research leading to the Ph.D. degree in the department spans fields of computer engineering, nanodevices, and systems engineering. The Terminal Master's degree typically consists of a set of required and elective graduate courses. Details on the requirements for each degree program are included in the Graduate Student Handbook.
