Located in Orlando, Florida, the University of Central Florida is home to CREOL, The College of Optics and Photonics. As a leading institution for education and research in optics and photonics, we have the largest bachelor program in photonics in the United States. Designed specifically to meet the needs of industry, graduates with a Bachelor of Science in Photonic Science and Engineering are in high demand and command high salaries. Plus, with a diverse student body, the resources of both a large university, and hands-on research opportunities, students have the ability to gain experience and be competitive in job searches or applications for graduate school. Learn more about the B.S. in Photonic Science and Engineering!

Electrical engineering is about harnessing the power of electricity to change the world. Whether it's developing renewable energy technologies or designing nano-robots for cancer treatment, this major offers opportunities to work on groundbreaking innovations. If you love understanding how things work and enjoy solving complex problems, electrical engineering could be the perfect fit for you.

If you embrace academic challenges and want to solve real-world problems, electrical engineering will enable you to create what’s next. Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering helps create a world of expanded automation and a trillion-sensor economy driven by the capture, storage, processing, interpreting, and transmission of signals and data.

Earn a Bachelor of Science in Electronics Engineering Technology and design the future of electronics hardware. Gain practical skills in circuit design, robotics, and digital systems, preparing for in-demand careers with top employers like Tesla, IBM, and Google in this rapidly evolving industry.

The Pitt-Johnstown Electrical Engineering (EE) program, which began in Fall 2015, prepares students to work in areas of production design and manufacture, systems integration, plant operations, field support and engineering sales.

Electrical engineering is one of the broadest and largest engineering disciplines. Many electrical engineers work in the areas of design, analysis, and application of electrical/electronic components, circuits, and systems. Others work in areas focused on the analysis, design, and application of information processing systems such as communication systems, medical imaging, and military sensors.

Where computer engineering is the intersection between hardware and software, electrical engineering is the hardware. Those who major in electrical engineering at South Dakota Mines will gain an understanding of an electrical engineer’s application and design of systems incorporating electricity, electronics, and electromagnetism.

Electrical engineering is a major field of modern technology. Electrical engineers research, develop, design, produce, and operate a wide variety of devices and systems. From small integrated circuits and microwave and laser devices to large communication systems electrical engineers work with radar, robots, large telecommunication networks, and power networks. The curriculum provides a strong background in the fundamentals of electrical engineering and senior-level courses in the important areas of electronics, networks, communications and signal processing, computer engineering, and controls and robotics.

The Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology, Electrical Engineering Technology (BSEET) program prepares graduates for technical positions in the expanding fields of electrical, digital, computers, and microprocessors. The primary objective is to provide a broad foundation of theoretical and practical knowledge in the areas of electrical and electronic circuits, digital circuits, computers, power systems, programmable logic controllers, microprocessors, and control systems.

Trevecca’s Bachelor of Science in electrical and computer engineering equips students to enter the growing engineering field. Students will design and conduct experiments, interpret and analyze data, design systems to meet needs within a variety of constraints, and identify and solve engineering problems.

The mission of the Southeastern Louisiana University Engineering Technology program is to prepare students so that they will establish themselves as successful, practicing graduates in their respective concentration in ET, and will advance themselves professionally by accepting responsibilities and leadership roles for the benefit of society. The Engineering Technology program is accredited by the Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission of ABET.

Wartburg’s engineering programs provide students with a unique combination of technical expertise, mathematical and scientific skills, and a true liberal arts perspective. In addition to offering concentrations in mechanical and electrical engineering, Wartburg’s engineering program emphasizes breadth of background and prepares graduates who can see the “big picture,” a trait employers value.

You've got it, that natural curiosity about how things work. Electrical engineering is a field made for innovators and problem-solvers. Groundbreaking inventions – like smartphones, digital cameras, electric cars, medical equipment, and roller coasters – wouldn't exist if not for the genius of electrical engineers.

The educational and research philosophy of the Electrical & Computer Engineering Department recognizes the demands of the global economy, the new dynamics of the world market, cultural differences and diversity, and the need for knowledge integration.

A Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (B.S.Elec.Eng.) is a rigorous program that provides students with a deep understanding of electrical systems, circuits, electronics, and electromagnetism. Graduates of this program are well-equipped to pursue careers in a variety of industries, including telecommunications, power systems, computer hardware, aerospace, and more.