U WElectrical and Computer Engineering (Professional Master's Program)University of Washington

Program Info

2027/28 dates and tuition are not yet published. Showing 2026/27 cycle data as an estimate.

Multiple application rounds (other deadlines: Mar 16, 2026 | May 15, 2026).

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Statement of purpose

Respond to three prompts in the online application text boxes.

CV or resume

Current resume or CV; relevant professional experience is considered.

Recommendation letters x 2

Two recommenders who can speak to skills, character, and graduate-school readiness.

Unofficial transcript(s)

From all colleges and universities attended. Credential evaluation recommended for international non-4.0 grading scales.

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Academic: Bachelor's degree with GPA 3.0/4.0; STEM bachelor's from an accredited institution. Minimum cumulative GPA 3.0/4.0 on the last 90 graded quarter credits or 60 graded semester credits.
Prerequisites: Technical preparation; Competency expected in calculus and differential equations, linear algebra, programming (e.g., Python/C++/C, data structures, algorithms), and probability/statistics. For traditional EE coursework paths, fundamentals of EE, signal processing, waves, mechanics/electromagnetism, and circuit theory are strongly recommended. Professional experience (internships or full-time roles) is highly recommended.
IELTS: 6.5 overall; PMP-published minimum English proficiency. Competitive applicants are encouraged to meet Graduate School ELP Satisfied recommended scores (Policy 3.2).
TOEFL: New scale: 4.0 overall; PMP-published minimum English proficiency. Competitive applicants are encouraged to meet Graduate School ELP Satisfied recommended scores (Policy 3.2).
GRE: Not considered; GRE scores are no longer required or accepted for admission to any ECE graduate programs.