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The School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Georgia Tech offers some of the world’s most comprehensive educational and research programs for undergraduate and graduate students. Our electrical and computer engineering academics are led by faculty at the top of their fields. You will gain hands-on experience in our research centers and labs, and learn to succeed in a global high-tech marketplacethrough our international programs.
Increase efficiency. Enable faster communications. Provide cleaner energy sources. Help people with disabilities lead fuller lives. These are the types of things that we do. Not only is it challenging and worthwhile work, graduates of ECE at Georgia Tech are among the highest paid of all engineering disciplines. Industry recruiters and top graduate, business, medical, and law schools also hotly pursue them. A Georgia Tech ECE degree is recognized and respected around the world.
Learn more about ECE undergraduate and graduate degrees:
Degrees Awarded in 2018
Undergraduates: 355 (202 EE, 153 CmpE)
Graduates: 446 (355 Masters, 91 Doctoral)
Fall 2018 Enrollment
Undergraduates: 1,418 (792 EE, 626 CmpE)
Graduates: 1,136 (556 Masters, 577 Doctoral, 3 non-degree seeking)
Faculty Snapshot
Georgia Tech ECE faculty members are committed to high-quality teaching, giving students hands-on experiences, and exposing them to cutting-edge research. Get to know our brainy, bright, forward-thinking leaders in computer and electrical engineering.
Last revised March 10, 2020
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