Single payment
−5%
Discount if paid before academic activities begin.
Graduate · MCIE · Cohort V
Trains professionals able to develop electrical and electronic engineering technologies and methodologies to innovate in energy, automation, telecommunications, transport, water and manufacturing.
Degree awarded
Master of Science in Electrical Engineering
with a specialization in
01 The program

The three specializations address energy efficiency, smart grids, data science and artificial intelligence applied to the national context.
Graduates have solid training for independent scientific research, university teaching, advisory and consulting work, and can continue to doctoral programs. The program is linked to the Department’s three research groups and laboratories.
02 Specialization
Common first semester · 2nd to 4th by specialization
MCIE-01
Understand the whole power system chain (generation, transmission, distribution and demand); model, simulate and implement computational systems with modern tools.
Research lines
MCIE-02
Model, analyze, design and simulate automated systems; apply parametric identification; design advanced control for industrial processes and embedded systems with microcontrollers, DSPs and FPGAs.
Research lines
MCIE-03
Analyze, design, model and simulate communication systems; implement telecommunication systems, networks and signal processing; design embedded systems.
Research lines
03 Admission
Admission profile · bachelor’s degree in
Schedule
Application requirements
04 Investment
Total program fee (Cohort V) plus a non-refundable $50 registration fee. Payment by card, cash, transfer or Payphone.
Single payment
−5%
Discount if paid before academic activities begin.
Plan 1 · 3 installments
Immediate · 6 months · 12 months
Plan 2 · 3 installments
Immediate · 6 months · 12 months
Reference fees for Cohort V. Check current amounts and dates on the official program page.
05 PhD
Interdisciplinary doctoral program focused on the management, conservation and sustainable use of renewable natural resources. DEET contributes lines in energy systems, efficiency, renewable sources and their integration with power grids.
06 MCIE contact
Program office
Ing. Darwin Fabián Astudillo Salinas, PhD
Administrative Building, block A · Balzay Campus
Phone and WhatsApp
(593-7) 413 4520 · Ext. 2610 / 2611
WhatsApp 099 446 4814 · 08h00–16h30