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Electrical engineers transform grand visions into tangible innovations across fields like renewable energy, wireless communication, electronic monitoring, computing systems, and semiconductor technology. They lead the charge in technological breakthroughs. Picture contributing to a project that employs a CCD array to develop an artificial retina or a wireless pacemaker as compact as a vitamin. An electrical engineering degree opens doors to careers in power infrastructure, transportation, medical equipment, home entertainment systems, sensor technology, and beyond, all aimed at enhancing contemporary society. Pursue electrical engineering to craft advanced, superior electronics that pave the path for tomorrow's technological landscape.
Students must have earned a certificate of completion from a secondary education school that would allow you to attend university in your home country. You should have studied mathematics and science subjects at the secondary level.
You must have a 2.5 cumulative grade point average (on a 4.0 scale) and minimum score of English proficiency from one of these tests: TOEFL 71; IELTS: 5.5 with no sub score lower than 5.0; Pearson PTE: 51; Duolingo: 110; Cambridge test: Minimum scaled score of 162, with no subscore below 154, on the Cambridge English Qualifications; graduation from a United States high school.
Application dealine: April 30 for fall admission, October 10 for spring admission, February 28 for Summer admission.