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$70K - $80K
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What can I do with an electrical engineering degree?
When you graduate, you will readily find internships and full-time employment throughout the world—in fact 9 out 10 are employed quickly, working in their fields in jobs they like.
Recent WMU graduates are working as electrical engineers in a diverse range of industries:
- aerospace
- automotive components
- communication systems
- defense systems
- electric power generation and distribution
- electric vehicles
- electronic device design
- manufacturing
- medical devices
- research and development
- semiconductor industry
Some of the companies they work for include the following:
- Black & Veatch
- Parker Hannifin
- ARI
- Gentex
- Stryker
- Thermal Tech Engineering
Are scholarships available?
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What excites me the most is the versatility of electrical engineering. I have so many options I can explore to find one that I click with.
What will I do in the electrical engineering program?
As an electrical engineering student, you learn to design, develop, test, operate and apply a wide range of electrical and electronic system components and concepts to real-world applications.
Your core courses will include the following:
- Digital Logic
- Intro to Microprocessors
- Circuit Analysis
- Network Analysis
- Electromagnetic Fields
- Linear Systems
- Probabilistic Methods
- Electrical Machinery
- Electrical Engineering
- Technical Communication