The American University in Cairo

Overview

The Master of Engineering in Electronics and Communications Engineering at The American University in Cairo (AUC) develops advanced skills in electronics, integrated circuits, and system design. This program emphasizes engineering practice, ethical considerations, and sustainability, preparing students for impactful careers in various sectors.

What You'll Study

The MEng curriculum integrates advanced coursework in electronics with essential engineering methodologies and professional practices. Course offerings may vary each term, covering a range of topics including:

• Computational Methods in Engineering
• Experimental Methods in Engineering
• Engineering Statistics
• Engineering for a Sustainable Environment
• Advanced Solid-State Devices
• Advanced ASIC Design
• Analog Integrated Circuit Design
• Digital Integrated Circuit Design

Specialization / Electives: Students may choose electives based on their interests within electronics engineering, with additional options to be confirmed with AUC.

Capstone / Thesis: The program may include a thesis, project, or comprehensive assessment; please verify with AUC for specifics.

Entry Requirements

Applicants must possess an accredited Bachelor’s degree, demonstrating an academic record that qualifies for full or provisional admission to graduate studies.

Career Prospects

Graduates of the program are well-equipped to pursue advanced roles in various industries, consulting firms, and government agencies. They can also specialize further in areas like analog and digital integrated circuit design and application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) development, positioning themselves as valuable assets in the evolving field of electronics and communications engineering.