BSc in Electrical Engineering in Jefferson City United States | University of Missouri-St. Louis

A bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from UMSL distinguishes itself through:
ABET accreditation. This electrical engineering program holds accreditation from the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology.
Instruction by seasoned educators. Most faculty members teaching in the program are practicing professional engineers with extensive industry experience.
Cost-effectiveness. Outstanding educational value through access to two universities.
Collaboration with Washington University. WashU represents a premier electrical engineering institution, providing students access to its faculty, laboratories, libraries, and additional resources.
Flexible scheduling. Complete your BSEE degree requirements through evening courses, allowing daytime availability for employment or internships.
Proximity to internship options. St. Louis serves as an industrial center, with both UMSL and WashU staff available to connect students with career-preparing internships.
Electrical engineers drive global progress – they contribute fundamentally to power generation, electronics innovation, telecommunications, and numerous other fields.
The University of Missouri–St. Louis' Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) equips you to join the essential professionals building the electrical systems we rely on daily.
This BSEE program distinguishes itself through an innovative structure that combines the strengths of two electrical engineering institutions – UMSL and Washington University in St. Louis. For UMSL tuition plus a nominal additional fee, you can complete foundational courses at UMSL and advanced engineering classes within WashU's esteemed engineering department.
The Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) maintains accreditation from ABET's Engineering Accreditation Commission, www.abet.org, following both General Criteria and Electrical Engineering Program Criteria.
Our electrical engineering bachelor's degree accommodates students across all life stages – from those beginning their professional journey to established workers seeking career transitions.
Regardless of your enrollment status as a full-time or part-time student, electrical engineering courses are scheduled for late afternoon or evening, enabling you to balance work, internship, or cooperative education commitments. This ensures all students have ample time and opportunity to enhance their academic learning with practical industry exposure.