Energy

An education in electrical and energy engineering empowers individuals to shape the future of energy generation and distribution, enhance technological advancements, and contribute to a more energy-efficient and connected world. Students who have successfully completed the program should possess a comprehensive understanding of electrical and electronic systems, along with the ability to apply mathematical and scientific principles to solve real-world problems, design functional systems, and communicate their knowledge effectively.

Industry partnerships provide valuable insight for students to gain experience solving business problems with the guidance of mentorship. Work-Based Learning (WBL) courses offer students experiential opportunities to explore careers outside of the classroom including job shadowing and internships.