Professor with arms crossed smiling as he listens to another professor

ECE professor and president of IEEE Information
Theory Society talks about technical leadership

Teacher pointing something out to students around a work table

Professor Sean Hum receives a U of T teaching award
for second-year hardware design course

Prospective Students


Undergraduate Studies

As the top-ranked electrical and computer engineering program in Canada, we are positioned to offer students state-of-the-art facilities, a faculty with extensive research and scholarly activity, and a flexible curriculum with a wide range of courses. In 2020-21, we had upwards of:

  • 1,450 students
  • 300 undergraduate degrees conferred
  • 70% of students in the Professional
  • Experience Year Co-op Program
  • A student-to-faculty ratio of 15:1
  • 33% women students

Graduate Studies

Our graduate programs — Master of Engineering (MEng), Master of Applied Science (MASc) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) — introduce students to cutting-edge knowledge, guided by our world-renowned faculty. Students go on to careers in many fields, not only in engineering and academia but also in business, medicine, law and others. In 2020-21, we had upwards of:

  • 28 NSERC and CIHR graduate student award recipients
  • 15 spinoffs formed from ECE research over the past 5 years
  • $31 million in research operating funding
  • 9 of 10 ECE invention disclosures that included a student inventor

Professor Deepa Kundur has served as the ECE Chair since 2019

An award-winning researcher and teacher, she prioritizes innovation, industry and alumni collaboration, and aims to provide an inclusive student experience. A former ECE student herself — for all three of her degrees — she is dedicated to fostering the growth and empowerment of the next generation of electrical and computer engineering leaders for the betterment of society.


Professor-Deepa-Kundur

Research Groups


Biomedical

Engineering methods to improve and sustain human health

Electronics

Digital/analog devices, and integrated circuits and systems

Communications

Communication networks, digital communication and signal processing

Energy Systems

The generation, transmission and utilization of electrical energy  

Computer Engineering

Design, implementation and use of software and hardware

Photonics

The physical science of light, from theoretical studies to technology

Electromagnetics

Electromagnetic field theory and measurement

Systems Control

Wide variety of basic and applied control engineering