University of Toronto

Overview

The Electrical and Computer Engineering program at the University of Toronto is designed to foster advanced research and training in a variety of fields, including communications, electronics, energy systems, photonics, and computer engineering. This program prepares graduates for successful careers in research, industry, and leadership roles within technology-driven sectors.

What you'll study

Programme Structure

• Core graduate coursework tailored to supervisor, field, and degree requirements
• Research training through laboratory work, seminars, and guided study
• Thesis/dissertation component focused on original research (dependent on the degree)

Common fields of study include:

• Biomedical Engineering
• Communications
• Computer Engineering
• Electromagnetics
• Electronics
• Energy Systems
• Photonics

Progression in the program involves:

• Collaborating with a faculty supervisor to set research goals and milestones
• Completing required coursework and/or qualifying requirements as applicable
• Presenting research progress during departmental seminars and reviews
• Completing and defending a thesis/dissertation as per the degree requirements

Entry requirements

Candidates are generally expected to meet a minimum GPA requirement, typically around A-. Applicants must also demonstrate proficiency in English, with accepted tests including IELTS and TOEFL, each having specific minimum score requirements.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Electrical and Computer Engineering program are well-equipped to pursue a range of career opportunities across various sectors. They can expect to find roles in research, development, and leadership positions within industries that are increasingly reliant on technology and engineering solutions.