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The��online Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering (MS-ECE), hosted on the internationally acclaimed platform, offers stackable graduate-level courses, graduate certificates, and a fully accredited master’s degree in electrical engineering.��The MS-ECE on Coursera students earn the same credentials as our��on-campus students. There are no designations on official Ģ��Ӱ�� transcripts, diploma, or certificates,��that this is an online program.

The diagram displayed below shows��that the MS-ECE on Coursera courses and certificates can be stacked into the full 30 credit hour degree.

����Admission

Admission is performance-based; no application required. Our promise to you—we will never ask you for transcripts, letters of recommendation, GRE or TOEFL scores. Demonstrate that you can master the courses by completing a series of for-credit courses in a “Pathway Specialization” and pass with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or better. This “B” average qualifies you to be admitted into the degree program. Once admitted, you are on your way to earning a graduate certificate and/or master's degree. Complete and submit the��enrollment form and pay tuition to get started.

����Tuition

• $667 per credit hour, $20,010 for the full 30-credit master's degree.��*Please note that course tuition may��vary��depending on the college.
• Tuition is assessed on a pay-as-you-go, per-course basis.
• Additional software or hardware may be required for some courses payable by the student.
• This program is not currently eligible for U.S. federal financial aid.
• There are currently no scholarships available.
• Application of veteran benefits to this degree program has been approved. Visit the����for more information.
• Some course materials have a free trial and can be previewed at no cost.
• Payment options are credit or debit card with 2.85%��service fee, ECheck, or Flywire. Visit the��Bursar's Office MS-ECE on Coursera webpage��for more information.

����Courses��and Specializations

• Courses are often offered for fractional credits ranging from 0.6 credit hours to 1.2 credit hours.
• Each specialization typically consists of 3-4 courses and is roughly equivalent to a traditional 3-credit hours.
• Specializations cover specific��topics within their��focus area (Embedded Systems, Power Electronics, Photonics and Optics, etc).
• A "pathway" specialization is one that is designated for entry into either a certificate or the degree program.
• Degree and certificate-seeking students must successfully complete one "pathway" specialization.
• Graduate certificate��students must complete a series of designated specializations to earn the certificate.
• You can earn graduate academic credit for each individual course in the curriculum.

����Sessions

• There are 6 sessions total per year.
• Each session is 8 weeks long.
• The session enrollment period starts 2 weeks before the first day content is available.
• The session enrollment period ends 2 weeks before all coursework is due.
• All for-credit coursework is due before the last day of each session.
• While work can be done at your own pace within the session, the for-credit session end date is absolute.

����Preview Courses with Non-Credit Options

• Each course in the MS-ECE can be previewed or taken as a non-credit Coursera class.
• You do not pay Ģ��Ӱ�� tuition when previewing a class, but may need to pay fees to Coursera for access to a full range of content.
• You may upgrade from non-credit to credit at any time during your coursework. Previously completed assignments will be automatically applied to your for-credit experience.
• Additional material and assessments must be completed to earn credit; these materials are only available when you pay tuition.