School English name: Massachusetts Institute of Technology; City/State: Cambridge, Massachusetts;

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is a comprehensive private university in the United States, with the reputation of "the best university of technology in the world". Located in Boston, Massachusetts, the Charles River separates it from Boston's Back Bay. Today, MIT has a very important influence in the United States and the world, and has trained many people who have a great influence on the world. It is a pioneer university in the field of high-tech and advanced research in the world, and it is also the seat of the world's scientific and engineering elites. MIT is the most prestigious science and engineering university in the world, and The New York Times described it as "the most prestigious school in America". Selected as the most comprehensive university candidate in world record association, China.

Stanford University

School English name: Stanford University; City/State: Stanford, California;

Stanford University, referred to as Stanford for short, is a private university in the United States and is recognized as one of the best universities in the world. It is located in Stanford, California, near San Francisco. The assets owned by Stanford University are among the largest in the world. It covers an area of 35 square kilometers and is the second largest university in the United States.

University of California at Berkeley

English name of the school: University of California at Berkeley; City/State: Berkeley, California;

1868 was formed by the merger of California College and College of Agricultural and Mining Machinery. 1873 moved to Berkeley near San Francisco. The school implements 1 academic year in three semesters, with 4 years of undergraduate courses. After completing 180 credits, you can get a bachelor's degree. 1982, the board of directors of the United States Joint Scientific Research Council rated its graduate education as the first in the United States, and 10 ranked among the top 30 disciplines, among which anthropology, chemistry, engineering, history, music, statistics and biostatistics ranked first.

4 California Institute of Technology

School English name: California Institute of Technology; City/State: Pasadena, California;

California Institute of Technology (Caltech or CIT) is a famous American university, located in Pasadena, California, and founded in 189 1. This school is small, with only 1 0,000 graduate students and 900 undergraduates. But in the field of planetary science and geography, it is recognized as the first in the United States and the first in the world. In 2006, Princeton Review listed California Institute of Technology as "the most difficult university to apply for".

4 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

English name of the school: University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign; City/State: Urbana, Illinois;

The School of Engineering of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign is large in scale and strong in strength, ranking 9th. EE has always been a strong discipline of UIUC, ranking fourth in the United States, second only to MIT, Stanford and the University of California, Berkeley. Jack kilby, one of the two inventors of integrated circuit (IC), won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2000 and is also an alumnus of UIUC. Integrated circuit is considered as one of the most important inventions in the information age. There are about 100 people studying for a master's degree and about 50 doctors. Many well-known companies recruit target schools, and the starting salary ($90,000+) is much higher than the national average. Provide master's and doctoral degrees.

Georgia Institute of Technology

English name: Georgia Institute of Technology; City/State: Atlanta, Georgia;

The electrical and electronic engineering specialty of Georgia Institute of Technology ranks 5th in us news 20 19. The tuition fee of electrical and electronic engineering in Georgia Institute of Technology is $28,568 per academic year, and the average math score of the admitted students is 164, and the number of students in this major is 1 1, 654,38+086.

6 University of Michigan at ann arbor

English name of the school: University of Michigan-Ann Arbor; City/State: Ann Arbor, Michigan;

Electronic engineering is the technical application of electronics and electromagnetic phenomena's law, which is greatly influenced by computer technology and microelectronics technology. According to practical application, it is divided into electronic power technology, information and communication technology (telecommunications technology), (micro) electronics, automation technology and general electronic engineering.

Subdivision: motor manufacturing, electric heating, high-power electronics, renewable energy (solar energy, wind energy, etc. ) engineering, microelectronics, optoelectronics, data communication, digital signal processing, electronic and optical information technology, embedded system, high frequency technology, communication network, network control, mobile communication, radio communication, multimedia technology, intelligent system, automation technology, electronic components and integrated circuits (boards). Students in this major mainly study professional knowledge such as signal acquisition and processing, electronic equipment and information systems, receive practical training in electronic and information engineering, and have the basic ability of design, development, application and integration of electronic equipment and information systems.

Carnegie Mellon University

English name of the school: Carnegie Mellon University; City/State: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania;

The major of electrical and electronic engineering in Carnegie Mellon University ranks 8th in the USNEWS ranking of electrical and electronic engineering in 20 19. Carnegie Mellon University has a tuition fee of $43,000 per academic year for electrical and electronic engineering, with an average math score of 167 and 4,050 professionals.

Cornell University

English name of the school: Cornell University; City/State: Ithaca, new york;

The EE department of Cornell University is further divided into four small branches. The 1 branch is biological signal (system, and application), and the second branch is computer-aided diagnosis. The third branch is image analysis. There is a computer vision and image analysis group under these two branches, and the fourth branch is nano-biological application. These four branches constitute a big branch of bioelectronic engineering.

9 Princeton University

English name of the school: Princeton University; City/State: Princeton, New Jersey;

Princeton University (English: Princeton University), also translated as Princeton University, is located in Princeton, New Jersey, USA. It is a famous private research university in the United States and one of the eight Ivy League schools. Founded in Elizabethtown, New Jersey on 1746, it is the fourth higher education college established during the American colonial period. At that time, it was named "New Jersey College", 1747 moved to New Jersey, 1756 moved to Princeton, and 1896 officially changed its name to Princeton University.

University of Texas at Austin

English name of the school: University of Texas-Austin；; City/State: Austin, Texas;

The graduate program of electronic and computer engineering at the University of Texas at Austin offers master's and doctoral degrees in two different academic fields, but students can also take advantage of the interdisciplinary work resources at the University of Texas at Austin. Most graduate students have the opportunity to participate in the most advanced research with their teachers.