Bachelor of Computer Engineering/MSc in Cybersecurity in Newark United States | University of Delaware

From fitness trackers and smart appliances to personal computers and smartphones, digital devices have become ubiquitous. An increasing number of these devices are networking and synchronizing through global systems to vast cloud computing infrastructures spanning the planet.

Computer engineers don't just create hardware and digital devices; they also develop the software that operates these systems and craft the algorithms that power these programs.

Modern computer engineers have given us the interconnected digital landscape we know today. What innovations will you create as the next generation of computer engineers?

Graduates from UD's Electrical and Computer Engineering program launch into dynamic, fulfilling, and prosperous careers. Typically, 70-80% of Bachelor's degree holders enter roles in corporate sectors, government institutions, and non-profit research organizations. About 15-20% continue their education through master's or doctoral programs, while others may pursue professional degrees in medicine, law, or business. Those who complete advanced engineering degrees often engage in cutting-edge research within industrial or academic settings.