MSEE: Syracuse University or SUNY Binghamton University - both in NY

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In summary, the conversation discusses the Masters level program in Electrical Engineering at Syracuse University and SUNY Binghamton University. The individual plans on working in industry after graduation and does not intend on pursuing a PhD. They also mention their future goals of obtaining an MBA and moving into management. The conversation also touches on the reputation of both universities and their recruitment by top employers such as Lockheed Martin, BAE Systems, Microsoft, and GE. The importance of ABET accreditation is also mentioned, along with the suggestion to visit both schools and speak with current students to gather more information.
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How is the Masters level in Electrical Engineering at (1) Syracuse University (2) SUNY Binghamton University? I plan on working in industry right after, no intention on PhD. I eventually want to obtain a MBA and move into management.

Is (1) or (2) good? If not, any reasons?

I know (1) and (2) are heavily recruited by many employers like Lockheed Martin, BAE Systems, Microsoft, GE, etc.
 
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I know (1) and (2) are heavily recruited by many employers like Lockheed Martin, BAE Systems, Microsoft, GE, etc.

That and ABET accreditation are the main things to care about. If things are equal economically, the next thing to do would be visit both, talk to some students in the department, et cetera.
 
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Ah ok. I know both schools are ABET accredited.
 

FAQ: MSEE: Syracuse University or SUNY Binghamton University - both in NY

What is MSEE and what does it stand for?

MSEE stands for Master of Science in Electrical Engineering. It is a graduate degree program that focuses on advanced topics in electrical engineering, including circuits, electronics, power systems, and signal processing.

What are the differences between the MSEE programs at Syracuse University and SUNY Binghamton University?

Both universities offer MSEE programs, but there are some key differences. Syracuse University's program has a greater focus on research and offers more specialization options, while SUNY Binghamton's program has a stronger emphasis on practical applications and offers a dual degree option with an MBA. It is important to research the specific curriculum and faculty at each university to determine which program aligns better with your career goals.

How long does it take to complete an MSEE degree at Syracuse University or SUNY Binghamton University?

The MSEE programs at both universities typically take 2 years to complete for full-time students. Part-time options may be available, which would lengthen the time to completion.

What are the admission requirements for the MSEE programs at Syracuse University and SUNY Binghamton University?

Both universities require applicants to have a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or a closely related field. They also typically require GRE scores, letters of recommendation, and a statement of purpose. It is important to check the specific requirements for each university and program.

What career opportunities are available for graduates of the MSEE programs at Syracuse University and SUNY Binghamton University?

Graduates of these programs may pursue careers in a variety of industries, including telecommunications, energy, electronics, and computer hardware and software. Some common job titles include electrical engineer, systems engineer, and project manager. Graduates may also choose to pursue further education, such as a PhD in electrical engineering.

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