Bachelor of Science: Electrical Engineering

Lamar University

The Lamar University Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering focuses on technological innovation, shaping the future across industries in various fields that include electrical and electronic devices and circuits, communication systems, control and instrumentation, power systems, renewable energy, etc. Students can also double major in Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering in five years by taking only 31 extra credit hours. The Phillip M. Drayer Department of Electrical Engineering is committed to providing a rigorous education grounded in both theoretical foundations and practical applications. You will have opportunities to collaborate with distinguished faculty, engage in cutting-edge research and develop skills that will prepare you to become leaders and innovators in the field of electrical engineering. This ABET-accredited program offers a flexible schedule that meets the needs of traditional, non-traditional, full-time working and intern/co-op students. All required electrical and computer engineering courses are offered in two sections: on-campus and online, which are taught simultaneously. All technical elective courses are offered online. We encourage you to take advantage of the resources, mentorship and collaborative environment offered.

College of Engineering