Electrical and Computer Engineering University of Ottawa

Overview

The Electrical and Computer Engineering MASc at the University of Ottawa provides students with a rigorous academic environment dedicated to high-level research and technical innovation. This programme is delivered through a long-standing partnership with Carleton University, allowing students to access the combined expertise, facilities, and diverse research strengths of both institutions. Candidates engage in original inquiry, culminating in a comprehensive thesis that contributes to the advancement of modern engineering practices.

Why Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Ottawa?

Students benefit from the University of Ottawa's position as one of Canada’s top research universities, located in the nation's capital near major government and industrial hubs. The programme is part of the Ottawa-Carleton Institute for Electrical and Computer Engineering (OCIECE), which has fostered collaborative excellence since 1983. This unique joint venture provides an expansive network of laboratories and a wide range of research areas, including photonics, machine intelligence, and digital communications. The Faculty of Engineering supports a culture of innovation, focusing on shaping the digital world and advancing sustainable technologies.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 10502 per semester
• National fee: CAD 3154 per semester

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Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Software Engineering Project Management
• Optical Communications Systems
• Electromagnetic Waves Theory and Applications
• Fourier Optics
• Stochastic Processes
• Multimedia Communications
• Virtual Environments
• Source Coding and Data Compression
• Medical Image Modalities

Careers with Electrical and Computer Engineering

Graduates of this programme are prepared for advanced roles in diverse sectors such as telecommunications, software development, and biomedical engineering. The research skills acquired during the thesis process enable graduates to pursue careers in research and development, system design, and technical consultancy. Many alumni find opportunities within high-tech industries, government research agencies, and academic institutions, leveraging the strong reputation of the Ottawa-Carleton joint institute to secure leadership positions in the global engineering landscape.