Electrical and Computer Engineering Degree Online (MS)

• 30 credit hours minimum

This electrical and computer engineering master's degree program requires a final project instead of a thesis. Plan your course of study with the online course schedule.

Additional graduate courses are offered through the Commonwealth Graduate Engineering Program (CGEP) and the Virginia Consortium for Engineering and Science.

Participate in live, regularly scheduled online class meetings and access course materials online from any location. All courses follow ODU's regular academic calendar.

Our graduates have been employed as electrical and computer engineers supporting industries such as:

• automotive
• manufacturing
• systems integration
• shipbuilding
• aerospace
• defense
• telecommunication

They are also employed as researchers by private research and development labs or by federally funded organizations. Some of our graduates also pursue doctoral degrees and research-oriented careers.

Rates are effective Fall 2020 and subject to change.
* In-state rate assumes residency requirements are met.

This program is not intended to lead to a specific professional or state licensure.

If you plan to pursue a professional license or credential, we encourage you to explore requirements through the appropriate credentialing agency or professional organization in your state.

Have questions? Please contact us through the form above to talk to an enrollment coach.