| The department's offerings are focused on six general areas: Computer Engineering, Controls, Robotics & Intelligent Systems, Electrophysics, Image & Signal Processing and Interpretation, Power Engineering, Telecommunications & Networking.
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Admissions and Financial Aid
The general admissions requirements and general information on financial aid for Drexel graduate students are outlined here. Applicants to the department usually hold an undergraduate degree in electrical or computer engineering, or the equivalent. Students who have a bachelor's degree in another engineering discipline or in a science may also be able to qualify for the program by taking the necessary prerequisites. (Such students are encouraged to apply, but, they should understand that they will be required to complete additional engineering courses.) Students may apply to begin in any of Drexel's four terms: fall, winter, spring, and summer. The department offers teaching and research assistantships.
Graduate Fellowships for Doctoral Studies
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Ph.D. Program
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general overview of the requirements for doctoral studies at
Drexel University is provided on the Graduate Student Guide
web page (http://www.ece.drexel.edu/grad/guide.html).
In addition to the basic University guidelines, a written preliminary
examination is also required by the department. All Ph.D. candidates
must participate in teaching, research, and the department's
seminar program. Prospective Ph.D. students are welcome to contact
the department to discuss their research interests.
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