Combined Electrical Engineering Degree

Advancing your electrical engineering education to a graduate level through a combined program can fast track your options in a society that is increasingly powered. Strong trends like energy efficiency, sustainability, security and health advocacy are driven by those with the right expertise to solve electrical problems.

With the electrical engineering program, you'll benefit from a curriculum that provides the real-world experience you need to succeed with opportunities to:

• Grow your critical thinking skills and develop creative aptitude based on the theory, principles and techniques of electrical engineering.
• Prepare yourself for a rewarding career at top global companies in a range of major industries.
• Develop your teamwork skills as you work alongside students and faculty to solve complex component and device challenges.
• Complete an independent study tailored to your interests.

How Combined Electrical Engineering Degrees Work

If you are an incoming freshman or transfer student, apply to UND and your program. As a current student, connect with your advisor to make sure you stay on track for the combined program. During your junior year, you can officially apply to the School of Graduate Studies. Complete the required courses, and you'll earn both your B.S. and graduate degree at the same time. A M.Eng. program is more course-based, while the M.S. program includes a thesis or research project/independent study.