Electrical Engineering
What is electrical engineering?
Electrical Engineering encompasses a broad range of technologies that utilize electricity
for the benefit of society. Subdisciplines include energy systems, machines, power
electronics, analog electronics, instrumentation, sensors, signal processing, machine
vision, communications, robotics, wireless devices, radar, photonics, biomedical devices,
and artificial intelligence.
Why electrical engineering at OSU?
The School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at OSU provides high quality, comprehensive
education for both undergraduate and graduate degree seeking students. The School
incorporates software, hardware, and design experiences in its curriculum. Our faculty
are committed to student excellence and our students are highly recruited by industry.
We emphasize both theory and application to prepare students for their first entry-level
jobs.
Career paths
Profession in, but not limited to, energy systems, machines, and power electronics with the following possible job titles:
- Circuit, device and instrumentation engineering
- Energy and power engineering
- Robotics and systems engineering
- Mobile and communications engineering
- Machine vision and artificial intelligence engineering
- Consulting, manufacturing, management and marketing
5degree specialty areas
Power & Energy; Computers & Digital Electronics; Signal Electronics; Controls, Signal Processing & Communications; Microwaves & Photonics
Highlights
- Ample scholarships to a diverse student body
- Dual BS Electrical Engineering and BS Computer Engineering degree
- "4+1" BS Electrical Engineering/Computer Engineering and Master of Engineering degree
- Ample software, hardware, computer, laboratory and design experiences
- Highly engaged faculty and student-centric culture
Scholarship Opportunities
The College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology offers a variety of competitive scholarships. To learn more, view all CEAT scholarship opportunities.