Electrical Engineering
Electrical engineering is at the heart of modern technology, powering the systems and devices that shape how we live, work, and connect. From renewable energy and telecommunications to microelectronics, robotics, and advanced computing, electrical engineers design, build, and optimize solutions that impact nearly every industry.
At Texas Tech, the Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering emphasizes hands-on, project-based learning through a structured sequence of design laboratories and real-world applications. Students graduate with a strong foundation in theory, practical experience in modern technologies, and the skills needed to innovate, adapt, and lead in a rapidly evolving engineering landscape.
Engineer With Purpose
Discover how Electrical Engineering combines hands-on learning, accredited coursework, and real-world applications to prepare career-ready graduates.
Degree & Course Details
ABET-Accredited Program
The Electrical Engineering program is ABET-accredited, ensuring rigorous academic standards and preparation aligned with professional engineering expectations.
Hands-on Project Labs
Students complete a structured sequence of design laboratories emphasizing technical skills, teamwork, communication, and real-world problem solving.
Broad Technical Focus
Coursework spans electronics, power systems, communications, microcontrollers, signals, and semiconductor devices, supporting diverse career pathways.
Accelerated B.S. to M.S. in Electrical Engineering
Qualified Electrical Engineering students may pursue an accelerated pathway, allowing select graduate coursework to count toward both degrees. This option enables students to gain advanced technical expertise, reduce overall time to degree completion, and enter the workforce with enhanced credentials and competitive career advantages.
Career Paths & Salary Ranges
Electrical Engineering graduates pursue high-demand careers across technology, energy, defense, and advanced manufacturing industries worldwide.
Financial Aid & Scholarships
Incoming students are considered for merit scholarships when they apply for admission. Admitted students can find additional internal and external scholarship opportunities through Scholarship Universe.
All ScholarshipsWhitacre College of Engineering Scholarships
Merit-based scholarships supporting high-achieving engineering students through college-wide and donor-funded awards.
View WCOE ScholarshipsElectrical and Computer Engineering Scholarships
Departmental funding opportunities support Electrical Engineering students in areas such as pulsed power and semiconductor engineering.
View ScholarshipsStudent Organizations
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Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
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Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers - Women in Engineering (WIE)
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