Why Choose EIU for Electrical Engineering
- Small Classes
- Qualified Faculty
- Excellent Facilities
- Internships
Small Classes
Introductory science and math classes in the Electrical Engineering program typically have about 25 students, and advanced courses in Physics and Engineering will typically have about 12 students.
Qualified Faculty
The faculty of the Electrical Engineering program are committed to undergraduate education. All of the faculty in the Electrical Engineering program hold PhDs in Engineering or Physics. The classes and labs are almost all taught by faculty, not graduate students. You will have ample opportunity to interact directly with faculty who are committed to your education.
Excellent Facilities
EIU has research and teaching facilities for Electrical Engineering that are designed for student success. The electronics lab is fully integrated for a wide range of measurement capabilities, and students can fabricate electronic devices. We have a variety of research projects available that give students experience solving real-world problems and pushing the frontiers of science.
Internships
EIU has partnered with nearby companies to offer internships that will give our students direct experience in Electrical Engineering. The internship is a capstone experience to help them mature into professionals in the field.
