BSc in Electrical Engineering in Washington, D.C. United States | George Washington University

Electrical engineering forms the technological backbone of today's digital world. Nearly every modern innovation can be attributed to electrical engineers' contributions. Current groundbreaking technologies being developed by electrical engineers include:

Advanced wireless communication systems like LTE
Sensor technologies with uses spanning from medical imaging (MRI) to ecological surveillance
Navigation systems for aerospace and defense applications
Radar systems for meteorological forecasting and observation
The electrical engineering curriculum emphasizes digital signal processing, communications theory, multimedia networking, VLSI circuit design, and power/control systems.

GW students can explore specialized courses in cutting-edge areas including fiber-optic networks, high-speed wireless technologies, and next-gen information systems. Our department pairs its contemporary coursework with fully-equipped labs and experienced staff. The program mandates hands-on project work and culminates in a practical capstone design experience.