Established programs providing a quality education

Electrical engineering graduates will find opportunities for research and development, design, construction and manufacturing, sales and applications, field engineering, and management in such disciplines as:

• Analog and Digital Electronics
• Bioelectronic Engineering
• Computer Engineering
• Communications Engineering
• Control Systems
• Digital Signal Processing
• Electronic Circuit Design Engineering
• Energy Conversion
• Image Processing
• Instrumentation Engineering
• Information Processing Engineering
• Microelectronic and VLSI Engineering
• Microprocessor Systems Engineering
• Microwave Engineering
• Photonic Engineering
• Power Electronics
• Power Systems
• Solid-state Engineering
• Telecommunications Engineering

A Bachelor of Science degree is granted upon successful completion of the electrical engineering curriculum. The department also offers graduate courses in electrical engineering leading to a Master of Science degree. The program affords graduate students an opportunity to complete a Master's Thesis in an area of applied research.

Please see our Academic Information Page for further details.