BSc in Electrical Engineering - Power and Energy Systems in Westville United States | Purdue University Northwest

Electrical energy drives modern society, with every device containing electronic components originating from electrical engineering expertise. By applying principles of physics, mathematics, and programming, electrical engineers create systems that manage, observe, and interact with our environment.
This specialization specifically targets systems such as generators, transformers, circuit breakers, relays, and power transmission infrastructure. The curriculum integrates advanced mathematical concepts and electrical principles with practical laboratory work across multiple disciplines, covering circuitry, mechanical systems, programming, and thermal dynamics.
PNW's engineering programs receive top rankings among comprehensive institutions from US News and World Report. Students benefit from small class sizes, cutting-edge laboratory facilities, and instructors who all hold doctoral degrees in their teaching fields.
Upon completing this program, graduates will be prepared to:
Recognize, define, and resolve engineering challenges, Apply essential engineering skills and instrumentation
Develop and perform experiments, interpret results, Create systems or workflows considering practical limitations
Understand ethical obligations and professional standards