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With an major in electrical engineering, you will be trained in the areas of electromagnetic energy conversion, electromagnetic fields, and electronic materials. Furthermore, you have the opportunity to specialize with concentrations in power, control systems, system safety, solid state electronics and materials. Employers appreciate this type of experience in a variety of areas, as evident in the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistic’s recent report. According to the bureau, electrical engineers should expect the fastest growth in service-providing industries, where flexibility and a wide range of knowledge are key.
So what can you do with a major in electrical engineering? Many of our electrical engineering majors go on to work in areas of:
Within three months of graduation, nearly 100 percent of Marquette electrical engineering majors are working full time or in graduate school. Recently, our graduates have found jobs at places like:
Additional resources on careers in electrical engineering.
✓ Are strong in math and science
✓ Are interested in electronic system design
From PCs to PDAs, and DVDs to MP3s, electrical engineering majors design and build the alphabet soup of conveniences that have become a part of our daily lives.
What is the major in electrical engineering?
Visit the department that offers the major in electrical engineering.
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