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Faculty of Engineering of the University of Porto Master in Electrical and Computer Engineering
Faculty of Engineering of the University of Porto

Master in Electrical and Computer Engineering

Porto, Portugal

2 Years

English

Full time, Part time

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Sep 2025

EUR 6,000

On-Campus

Key Summary

    About: The Master in Electrical and Computer Engineering focuses on advanced knowledge and practical skills across various domains such as telecommunications, embedded systems, and control systems. The program typically lasts for two years, enhancing both theoretical understanding and practical applications through hands-on projects and research opportunities.
    Career Outcomes: Graduates can pursue positions in industries such as telecommunications, robotics, computer hardware, and software development. Potential roles include electrical engineer, software engineer, and systems designer.

Introduction

What is Electrical and Computer Engineering?

It is the Engineering area that develops the activities of conception, design, implementation, and utilization of devices and systems that involve electrical energy in their operation and also that resort to computers to serve a very wide range of applications. Electrical and Computer Engineers are responsible for the enormous technological revolution that we have witnessed in the last decades in fields as varied as mobile communications, renewable energies, electrical mobility, or the increasing automation of our industries.

Who should apply?

Candidates with basic training in Electrical and Computer Engineering who wish to acquire the necessary skills to respond to the job market in one of the 3 areas of specialization offered at M.EEC: Energy, Automation and Telecommunications, Electronics and Computers.

Generic Objectives

The Master in Electrical and Computer Engineering (M.EEC) aims to provide students with advanced and specialized training in different fields of Electrical and Computer Engineering.

The course is organized into three specializations: Energy, Automation and Telecommunications, and Electronics and Computers. Each specialization represents a coherent training path that includes the skills necessary for the field of specialization and corresponds to employability profiles with recognized acceptance in the labor market (employability of 96% for graduates from 2018/2019). Each specialization has a set of structured curricular units common to the training path of all its students, also enabling the reinforcement of training in non-nuclear domains of specialization.

Accreditation

This study program is accredited by the Higher Education Assessment and Accreditation Agency (A3ES).

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Why study at Faculty of Engineering of the University of Porto

Program Admission Requirements

Demonstrate your commitment and readiness to succeed in business school by taking the GMAT exam – the most widely used exam for admissions that measures your critical thinking and reasoning skills.

Download the GMAT mini quiz to get a flavour of the questions you’ll find in the exam.

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