Why choose the USU-WSU Electrical Engineering Partnership?

• You can keep taking classes at Weber State and complete a Utah State engineering degree. No need to relocate.

• Enjoy small class sizes with individualized attention and instruction.

• Classes at the Davis Campus are just minutes away for Hill Air Force Base employees.

• Electrical engineering is one of the most in-demand and interesting engineering disciplines.

• Salaries for electrical engineers are some of the highest among engineering disciplines.
  
  

What are the employment opportunities?

Electrical Engineering graduates are qualified for a wide variety of engineering positions. These range from manufacturing and industrial controls, to computing, broadcasting and communications. Much of the work done by electrical engineers includes design, analysis and testing of a wide variety of electrical devices and systems. Starting salaries vary, depending upon the region of the country where the graduate chooses to locate. Nationwide, starting salaries for electrical engineers have been averaging $55,000 annually.

For more information, go to Career Services.

How does the program work?

• The pre-professional program, consisting a set of engineering courses offered through WSU.
  
  
• The professional program, consisting of the BSEE degree offered through USU.

What degrees/certificates are available?

Associate of Pre-Engineering (APE) from Weber State

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) from Utah State