Undergraduate Programs
Learn more about Baskin Engineering undergraduate advising and resources.
Electrical Engineering B.S.
This degree meets the global standards for technical education in the Electrical Engineering Profession, enhances employment opportunities for graduates, and supports the entry to a technical profession.
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Robotics Engineering B.S.
This program prepares graduates for rewarding careers at the interfaces between electrical, computer, and mechanical engineering.
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Electrical Engineering Minor
The electrical engineering minor provides a solid foundation in the core areas of electronic circuits and signals and systems, as well as the prerequisite material in mathematics and physics.
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Assistive Technology Minor
The assistive technology minor is designed for students interested in helping people with movement disabilities.
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Bioelectronics and Biophotonics Minor
The bioelectronics and biophotonics minor is designed for students in chemical, biological, environmental sciences, and biomolecular engineering.
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Graduate Programs
Learn more about Baskin Engineering’s electrical and computer engineering graduate programs.
Electrical and Computer Engineering Contiguous Bachelor’s/Master’s Pathway
Undergraduate students can apply to this program to earn a B.S. degree in their own major together with an M.S. degree in electrical and computer engineering.
Electrical and Computer Engineering M.S.
This program focuses on the following core areas: Electronic Circuits and Energy Systems; Photonic and Electronic Devices; Robotics, Control, and Cyber-Physical Systems; and Signals, Image Processing, and Communication Systems.
Electrical and Computer Engineering Ph.D.
This program focuses on the following core areas: Electronic Circuits and Energy Systems; Photonic and Electronic Devices; Robotics, Control, and Cyber-Physical Systems; and Signals, Image Processing, and Communication Systems.
Robotics and Control Designated Emphasis
The graduate designated emphasis is a collaboration of faculty from several Baskin School of Engineering programs and is administered by the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.
Materials Science and Engineering M.S.
This program is interdisciplinary in nature and focuses on the fundamental knowledge and workforce training required to develop new materials for sustainable technologies.
Materials Science and Engineering Ph.D.
This program is interdisciplinary in nature and focuses on the fundamental knowledge and workforce training required to develop new materials for sustainable technologies.
