Computer Engineering, MS
Combine core coursework in computer science and electrical engineering. Multiple electives let you pursue an area of interest among diverse options.
Integrate your interests in computer science and electrical engineering to create the computing hardware and software at the heart of modern technology. In the MS in Computer Engineering program at Columbia, you’ll master the fundamentals of both disciplines and gain experience in integrating this knowledge to design real-world applications.
In a community of active researchers, you’ll have the chance to explore cutting-edge developments in the field from improving hardware security to creating programming languages for quantum computers. A flexible curriculum lets you strategically focus your studies as you prepare to join alumni at top employers like Apple, BNY Mellon, Google, Lockheed Martin, and Samsung.
Why Get your Master's in Computer Engineering at Columbia?
Columbia gives you a rigorous Ivy League education in the heart of a vibrant global city for an experience unlike any place else.
As a student here, you’ll benefit from:
- Two In-Demand Areas
Build skills and knowledge in both computer science and electrical engineering, giving you the flexibility to pursue a broad range of opportunities in growing industry sectors.
- Broad Research Opportunities
Contribute to pioneering research and build an impressive résumé with opportunities across an incredible array of laboratories and research centers including the Computer Architecture, Bioelectronic Systems, and Wireless and Mobile Networking labs.
- World-Class Faculty
Join a department of accomplished scholars and passionate instructors engaged in cutting-edge, cross-disciplinary research in areas like computer architecture, hardware security, networks, and distributed embedded systems.
- Outstanding Placement
Graduates in Computer Engineering from Columbia are known for their technical knowledge, research skills, and creativity as problem solvers. Our students receive offers from top employers and graduate programs.