Electrical Engineering
Undergraduate Students
Electrical Engineering
Design the systems behind communications, robotics, power, circuits, sensing, and modern electronics.
Requirements, course maps, and advising for this major are below. Scholarships, internships, clubs, and undergraduate research are open to students in all three majors — see Opportunities.
Degree Requirements (opens in a new tab)
The official catalog listing of required courses, credit hours, and program milestones.
View in catalogCourse Catalog (opens in a new tab)
Browse course descriptions, prerequisites, and when each course is typically offered.
Browse coursesAcademic Advising
Meet with an advisor to plan your semesters and stay on track to graduate.
Meet your advisorsGraduation Flowcharts
Semester-by-semester course maps for each catalog year in the program.
View flowchartsCareer Outcomes
$86.8k
Average Starting Salary
100%
Job Placement Rate
38%
Graduate School Continuation Rate
Source: BYU EE graduates, 2022-2024