MASTER OF SCIENCE IN PROFESSIONAL STUDIES
Electrical and Computer Engineering with Computer Science
The Master of Science in Professional Studies with a specialization in Electrical and Computer Engineering with Computer Science at AUS prepares professionals to pioneer innovation in technology, integrating advanced engineering principles with state-of-the-art computer science applications.
Next Start Date
Jan 27, 2025
Admissions Deadline
Jan 19, 2025
Program Code
FASASCMAPS01
Units
Min. 50.0 GSCH
Methods of Delivery
On-campus, Online
Modes of Study
¾-time
Academic Unit
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
American School of Science
Expected Length
Last Update
December 27, 2024
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MASTER OF SCIENCE IN PROFESSIONAL STUDIES
Electrical and Computer Engineering with Computer Science
The Master of Science in Professional Studies with a specialization in Electrical and Computer Engineering with Computer Science, offered by the American School of Science under the Faculty of Arts and Science at The American University of Science (AUS), is a premier program designed for professionals seeking to master the forefront of technology and computational sciences.
This advanced program seamlessly integrates rigorous electrical and computer engineering foundations with cutting-edge computer science methodologies, empowering participants to solve complex challenges in areas such as artificial intelligence, embedded systems, cybersecurity, software engineering, and sustainable technology. Participants benefit from access to state-of-the-art research labs, mentorship from globally recognized faculty, and opportunities to collaborate with industry leaders, ensuring a transformative academic experience.
Graduates emerge as thought leaders, prepared to redefine technological standards, advance industry practices, and make meaningful contributions to global innovation. The program’s flexible structure accommodates working professionals, allowing them to pursue academic excellence while maintaining career momentum.
AUS’s Master of Science in Professional Studies reflects its unwavering commitment to academic excellence, preparing students to lead with confidence, innovate with purpose, and shape the future of technology in a rapidly evolving world.
Discover how this program empowers professionals to drive transformative change and achieve significant career advancements, shaping the future of technology and innovation through advanced expertise and impactful solutions.
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SAMPLE ACADEMIC PLANNING
YEAR 1
Semester 1
1A: Core Course I – 5.0 GSCH
1B: Core Course II – 5.0 GSCH
1C: Advanced Course I – 5.0 GSCH
Semester 2
2A: Advanced Course II – 5.0 GSCH
2B: Specialization/Elective Course I – 5.0 GSCH
2C: Specialization/Elective Course II – 5.0 GSCH
Summer Session
Professional Practice Course – 5.0 GSCH
Research Methodology Course – 5.0 GSCH
YEAR 2
Semesters 3/4
Master’s Research Project – 10.0 GSCH
PROGRAM TOTAL: 50.0 GSCH
Core Courses: 10.0 GSCH
Advanced Courses: 10.0 GSCH
Specialization/Electives: 10.0 GSCH
Practice and Research: 20.0 GSCH
The Master of Science in Professional Studies with a specialization in Electrical and Computer Engineering with Computer Science prepares graduates to excel in high-impact roles across industries and disciplines, where their advanced technical expertise and leadership capabilities are in high demand.
Engineering Leadership and Innovation
Graduates are equipped to lead groundbreaking initiatives in engineering and technology, including roles such as:
Electrical Systems Engineer
Embedded Systems Architect
Director of Engineering Innovation
These professionals design and implement advanced systems that redefine industry standards and drive technological progress.
Software Engineering and Artificial Intelligence
Graduates specializing in computer science excel in positions such as:
AI Systems Engineer
Chief Technology Officer (CTO)
Director of Software Development
They develop transformative AI-driven solutions and cutting-edge software applications that address complex global challenges.
Cybersecurity and Network Optimization
Graduates with expertise in cybersecurity and network systems thrive in roles such as:
Cybersecurity Specialist
Director of IT Infrastructure
Network Optimization Engineer
These roles focus on safeguarding digital assets, optimizing performance, and ensuring organizational resilience against evolving threats.
Research and Development in Computational Sciences
Graduates contribute to groundbreaking research and innovation in roles such as:
R&D Engineer for Emerging Technologies
Data Scientist in Computational Engineering
Academic Researcher in Advanced Computer Science
These positions drive advancements in technology through rigorous research and innovation.
Sustainability and Green Computing
The program equips graduates to lead sustainable technology initiatives in roles such as:
Sustainable Systems Engineer
Renewable Energy Technologist
Green Computing Specialist
They develop and implement environmentally conscious solutions that balance technological innovation with global sustainability goals.
Public Policy and Technological Advisory
Graduates extend their expertise to public and governmental sectors in roles such as:
Technology Policy Consultant
Director of Smart City Projects
Infrastructure Innovation Advisor
These professionals influence technology policies and infrastructure advancements that shape the future of global development.
The AUS Electrical and Computer Engineering with Computer Science Advantage
The Master of Science in Professional Studies with a specialization in Electrical and Computer Engineering with Computer Science at AUS represents the pinnacle of academic and professional achievement. By combining advanced theoretical insights with real-world applications, the program equips participants to address critical challenges, drive transformative change, and excel in leadership roles across industries.
Graduates of this program redefine the technological landscape, making significant contributions to their fields and shaping the future of engineering and computational sciences. With an emphasis on interdisciplinary collaboration, cutting-edge research, and global relevance, the program ensures participants are prepared to lead with expertise, inspire innovation, and make a lasting impact in a rapidly evolving technological world.
2024-2025 TUITION POLICY
For the 2024-2025 academic year, The American University of Science (AUS) has set a tuition fee of $1,000 per graduate semester credit hour (GSCH). This policy underscores AUS’s commitment to equitable access to education by maintaining a uniform tuition rate, regardless of the student’s state of residency. As a private institution, AUS prioritizes fairness and inclusivity, ensuring that all students benefit from high-quality academic opportunities at consistent costs.
FLAT-RATE TUITION
Currently, certain programs are offered at a flat-rate tuition, covering the total cost of the program. This structure simplifies financial planning for students while maintaining the university’s mission to deliver exceptional education without compromising affordability. AUS ensures transparency and flexibility in its tuition policies, fostering trust and confidence among its diverse student body.
FEES AND EXPENSES
The 2024-2025 indicative graduate-level fees and expenses:
Application Fee: $100.00
Matriculation Fee: $500.00 (Currently waived)
University Premium Fee: $5,000.00 (Currently waived)
Document Fee: $2,500.00 (Currently waived)
Graduation Fee: $2,500.00 (Currently waived)
Program Withdrawal Fee: $1,000.00 (Currently waived)
Course Late Registration Fee: $1000.00 (Currently waived)
Late Payment Fee: $100.00
SCHOLARSHIP
Students have the opportunity to access a diverse array of scholarships, including those covering up to 100% of tuition costs. These scholarships are automatically considered upon the submission of the application.
The total indicative flat-rate tuition is currently under review. Please check back later for updated information.
ELIGIBILITY AND ADMISSION STANDARDS FOR MASTER’S PROGRAMS
Admission to master’s programs at The American University of Science (AUS) reflects a steadfast commitment to academic excellence, professional readiness, and global inclusivity. Eligibility is determined through a rigorous and comprehensive evaluation of both academic credentials and professional experience, ensuring candidates are prepared to excel in the intellectual demands and leadership opportunities of graduate-level study.
Eligibility Requirements
Academic Qualifications
Applicants must have successfully completed an accredited undergraduate program consisting of at least 120 semester credits or an equivalent qualification recognized by AUS. This requirement guarantees that candidates possess the foundational academic skills necessary to thrive in advanced scholarly pursuits.
Grade Point Average (GPA)
Candidates are required to present a cumulative GPA of no less than 2.3 on a 4.3 scale or an equivalent metric recognized by AUS. This standard underscores AUS’s commitment to fostering academic excellence and ensuring applicants are well-prepared for the rigors of graduate education.
Language Proficiency
Non-native speaking candidates must provide evidence of English proficiency at a minimum level of B2, as defined by the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).
Relevant Professional Experience
Professional experience is strongly recommended across all master’s programs and may be required for certain fields of study. Applicants are expected to demonstrate:
A robust professional background that aligns with the program’s focus.
The ability to contribute meaningfully to academic discussions and collaborative leadership initiatives.
This experience serves as a critical indicator of an applicant’s readiness to engage with a rigorous curriculum and apply learned concepts in real-world, high-impact professional contexts. AUS values applicants who bring practical insights and leadership potential, fostering a dynamic and engaging learning environment.
ELIGIBILITY AND ADMISSION STANDARDS FOR PROGRAM-SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS
Admission to programs with specific standards at The American University of Science (AUS) is based on a commitment to academic excellence and professional readiness. Applicants must meet the following criteria to be considered for an unconditional offer of admission, ensuring they are prepared to succeed in their chosen field.
Eligibility Requirements
Academic Qualifications
Applicants must hold an undergraduate degree in any subject area or an equivalent credential as recognized by AUS. This requirement ensures candidates possess the foundational academic knowledge necessary to engage in advanced study and contribute meaningfully to their chosen program.
Professional Experience
Candidates must demonstrate professional experience in language teaching or tutoring, acquired after completing their first degree. This experience highlights the applicant’s practical expertise and readiness to engage with program-specific content at an advanced level. Examples of relevant experience include:
Teaching English or other languages in formal or informal settings.
Designing and delivering language-focused educational materials.
Conducting private tutoring sessions or group language workshops.
ELIGIBILITY AND ADMISSION STANDARDS FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY
Proficiency in the English language is a fundamental requirement for admission to programs at The American University of Science (AUS). Applicants must demonstrate their language capabilities through one or more of the following rigorously defined criteria. These standards ensure that all candidates possess the linguistic competence necessary to excel in their academic and professional pursuits.
Eligibility Requirements
Nationality-Based Qualification
Applicants must be nationals of a country where English is recognized as an official or primary language, as acknowledged by AUS. This ensures that candidates possess innate linguistic fluency suitable for academic engagement.
Education-Based Qualification
For Undergraduate Admission: Applicants must have successfully completed a high school diploma or its equivalent in a country where English is designated as an official or primary language, with English serving as the medium of instruction throughout their educational curriculum.
For Graduate Admission: Applicants must have successfully completed an undergraduate degree or its equivalent in a country where English is designated as an official or primary language, with English as the medium of instruction for the entire duration of the academic program.
Professional Experience-Based Qualification
Applicants must provide evidence of full-time professional employment for a minimum of two consecutive years within the last decade in a country where English is designated as an official or primary language. This experience must be substantiated by official employment records and professional references attesting to the use of English as the primary working language.
Proficiency Assessment Criteria
CEFR Certification: Applicants must achieve a minimum proficiency level in English as defined by the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). This proficiency must be verified through recognized English language assessments such as TOEFL, IELTS, or Cambridge English examinations.
EPASS Certification: Applicants must achieve a minimum proficiency level in English as defined by CEFR standards, verified through the EPASS assessment. Successful candidates will also be awarded a Certificate of English Language Proficiency (CELP) from AUS, signifying their language competency.
