Master of Engineering in Electrical Engineering

About this course

The Master of Engineering major in Electrical Engineering program (MEEE) enhances the knowledge of electrical engineering graduates in micro-processing, advanced mathematical methods, communications and signal processing, and wireless communication. The MEEE program also covers topics in electronics, network architecture and digital signal processing.

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Graduate Admission Requirements:
1. Accomplished Application for Admission Form (TUP Graduate Program) The form can be downloaded at the TUP website 2. An essay of not less than 100 words stating the applicant's reason for applying in the program. (To be written/typewritten at the back of the Application for Admission Form) 3. Certified True Copy of the Transcript of Records 4. Two (2) sealed recommendation letters The recommendation letter should describe the applicant's qualifications and potential for successfully completing graduate studies at TUP. It may also include comments and relevant insights such as on the applicant's character and outstanding skills/talents in line with the program applied for. 5. Three (3) passport size pictures with name tag on white background 6. Certificate of English proficiency as second laguage (for foreign student applicants only) 7. Application requirements should be submitted to the: Director, Graduate Program Technology University of the Philippines Ayala Blvd., Ermita, Manila, 1000 Philippines Telephone No. (02)301-3001 loc. 704

About the Provider

The Technological University of the Philippines was first established in 1901 as the Manila Trade School (MTS). The institution then was solely built for the instruction of the Filipinos on useful trades through the United States Philippine Commission. MTS was renamed as the Philippine School of Arts and Trades (PSAT) in 1910 and started to offer intermediate grade courses. Between 1915 and 1951, PSAT was authorized to offer a secondary level of curriculum and was then granted to offer a four-year degree. In 1959, PSAT then became the Philippine College of Arts and Trades and became well-known throughout the country. Nineteen years later, PCAT was exalted and changed to what is known now as the Technological University of the Philippines. Now, TUP is composed of four campuses located in Manila, Cavite, Taguig, and the Visayas.
 
The Technological University of the Philippines (TUP) provides higher and advanced vocational, technical, industrial, technological, and professional education. It is the university’s goal to provide training in industries and technology, and in practical arts leading to certificates, diplomas, and degrees. It also delivers progressive leadership in applied research, developmental studies in technical, industrial, and technological fields, and production using indigenous materials; efficient technology transfer in the countryside; and assist in the development of small-and-medium scale industries in identified growth centers.

TUP envisions itself as a premier state university excelling in the fields of engineering and technology education that can compete with the leading universities in the ASEAN region. Since 1951, TUP is known for BS in Industrial Education course and was the first among schools.