Overview
The Electrical Engineering program prepares graduates to excel in professional engineering practice with integrity by applying their knowledge of Mathematics, Science, and Electrical Engineering principles, to identify, analyze, and solve complex electrical engineering problems while also demonstrating ethical decision-making, professional communication, team collaboration, and commitment to the values of honesty, service, and respect for humanity as taught by the Christian faith.
Career Opportunities
Electrical Engineering projects meaningful growth of 8% through 2032. Engineering career growth and compensation exceeds most other professions and fields. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, across the nation the approximate average starting salary for electrical engineers ranges from $69K to $83K. The Bureau attributes variations in starting salaries to factors such as geographic location, industry sector, university attended, and level of experience. According to the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE), the median starting salary for electrical engineers in 2023 was approximately $72K.