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Electrical and Electronic Engineering at EPFL is a 120-credit, 2-year, in-person msc program based in Lausanne, CH. Tuition is CHF 8,760.
The program covers theoretical foundations and practical aspects of electrical and electronic engineering, with specializations in urban systems, AI and machine learning, edge computing and IoT, information technologies and signal processing, microelectronics, and nano and optoelectronics. It prepares students for careers in academia or industry including electronics, telecommunications, power systems, and biomedical instruments.
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