Laval University

Overview

Embark on an enriching educational journey with the Master’s in Electrical Engineering at Laval University, focusing on memory technologies and related systems. This program is designed to deepen your expertise in electrical engineering through a blend of graduate-level coursework and guided research, equipping you with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills.

What you'll study

Graduate Coursework and Research Training

The curriculum combines advanced electrical engineering courses with a significant research component centered around memory technologies. Your study plan will typically consist of core technical courses alongside research activities culminating in a final research project.

Example course areas

• Variable Speed Drives
• Optical Communications
• Digital Signal Processing
• Power Electronics
• Digital Communications
• Digital Microelectronics

Research Component

• Initiate research in a memory-related electrical engineering field
• Conduct technical investigations, experiments, or design work under faculty guidance
• Prepare scientific reports through written documentation and oral presentations

Course selection and final research requirements may vary based on your academic background and approved study plan.

Entry requirements

Applicants must possess a bachelor’s degree or an equivalent diploma recognized by Laval University. For those applying to programs delivered in French, proficiency in the language may be assessed.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Master's in Electrical Engineering can pursue diverse career paths in industries such as telecommunications, electronics, and information technology. The program prepares you for roles in research and development, design engineering, and project management, among others, enhancing your employability in a competitive job market.