1. Energy
2. Telecommunications
3. Electronics
4. Computing Systems
5. Cross-disciplinary specialization in (complete one of the following: Defense/Education/Biomedical/Marine/Industrial Automation) Technologies

The aim of this program is to offer graduate-level studies leading to the Master of Science By Research in Electrical and Electronics Engineering. The major objectives of the program are to produce graduates that (i) are specialized in an area of their choice within the field of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, (ii) have acquired adequate research skills and experience in order to staff research teams in research institutions and laboratories, (iii) are able to make an informed decision as to whether they should engage in PhD studies in the field of Electrical and Electronics Engineering.

Specialization

A call for applications is issued annually, after endorsement by the Assembly of DEEE. The call opens a number of places grouped under research areas of specialization within the field of Electrical and Electronics Engineering as these are proposed by the academic staff members willing to supervise research in the respective area. In addition to the area of specialization, each place is accompanied by a proposed research title, brief description, prerequisite knowledge and skills and expected research outcomes. Areas of specialization, as listed below, are mentioned on the MSc title conferred:

1. Energy
2. Telecommunications
3. Electronics
4. Computing Systems
5. Cross-disciplinary specialization in (one of the following: Defense / Education / Biomedical / Marine / Industrial Automation) Technologies

The above list is not exclusive: new specialization areas may be proposed by academic staff members to be included in future calls, upon approval by the Assembly of the Department.

Upon successful completion of all requirements of the program, DEEE confers the “Master of Science By Research in Electrical - Electronics Engineering” degree. The specialization area, as defined in the respective call and selected by the graduate, is mentioned on the degree. Furthermore, the specific title of research is detailed in the Diploma Supplement issued upon graduation.