Electrical Engineering Program (E3A)
| Master | 2 Years - 120 ECTS |
| Course Start | September |
| Languages | English or French |
| Locations | Evry / Palaiseau |
Description
The Electrical Engineering Master program is designed for students interested by specialization in the fields of communication systems. This includes physical aspects: photonic, radio frequencies, electronic, but also includes higher layers like signal processing, networking and data processing.
The first year provides basic knowledge and skills through two possible tracks: Electrical and Optical Engineering and Microelectronics (EOE-MIE) and Telecommunication Networking and Multimedia and DATA analysis and Pattern Classification (TNM-Datapac). This first year prepares for the second year of specialization.
The second year offers eight majors:
- Integration Circuits and Systems;
- Machine learning, Communications and Security;
- Multimedia Networking;
- Optical Networks and Photonic Systems;
- Radio Systems;
- Systèmes Embarqués et Traitement de l'Information;
- TRaitement de l’Information et de l’Exploitation des Données (TRIED);
- Virtual and Augmented Reality.
This program opens the door to a wide range of career opportunities, including pursuing a PhD in an academic laboratory or within a company, as well as building a career in numerous organizations developing advanced systems for applications in transport (avionics, intelligent vehicles, space), telecommunications, information and digital technologies, defense, energy, robotics, personal assistance, multimedia, source coding, networking, and healthcare.
Key partners: Nokia, ST Micro, Thales, CEA, ONERA, EDF, Orange, Mitsubishi Electric, Sagem.
Tracks
Master Year 1
Master Year 2
PhD track
Objectives
This program aims to enable students to:
- Acquire enough scientific background in the EE for Communication field to meet the challenges of the future that science can address;
- Be prepared to research work in the electrical engineering for communication fields;
- Learn to apply theoretical knowledge through experimental implementation.
General admission prerequisites
Academic prerequisites
- Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering or strongly related.
Language prerequisites
- English (CECRL ≥ B2) or French (CECRL ≥ B2)
How to apply
Applications can be submitted exclusively online. You will need to provide the following documents:
- Transcript
- Two academic references (added online directly by your referees)
- CV/resume
- Statement of purpose
Fees and scholarships
Registration fees are available here
Find out more about scholarships
Please note that fees and scholarships may change for the following year.
Applications and admission dates
Career opportunities
- PhD position in a laboratory or a company
- Data Scientist
- Radio Engineer & Designer
- Electronic Engineer
- Scientific Project manager
- Expert Engineer
- Research Engineer
