Delve deep into advanced topics such as signal processing, digital communications, circuit design and computer architecture. Learn to conduct innovative research to develop new technologies and contribute to cutting-edge advancements in the field. Graduate assistantship opportunities are available.

Earn your undergraduate and graduate degrees in electrical engineering in just five years (depending on your course load). Prepare for a career in various roles, including electrical, power, mechatronics, computer hardware and electrician.

Through a combination of theoretical coursework and hands-on laboratory experiences, you will acquire knowledge in areas such as electric circuits, electronics, digital systems, electromechanical energy conversion, control systems, power electronics and communications. Additionally, you'll have the option to pursue honors credits and tailor your education through a selection of technical electives.

Customize your degree in your area of interest, including Communication Systems, Computer Systems, Control Systems, Power Electronics and Power Systems and Nanobiotechnology. Choose between a thesis and non-thesis option to align with your educational and career goals.

Apply engineering concepts and computer-aided design tools to analyze, design and test electrical systems. This will prepare you for a career in electronics design, product development, production and manufacturing engineering, service and operations engineering and technical sales.