Electrical Engineering
Build a solid knowledge base and versatile skill set spanning electronics, systems, and controls to thrive in the ever-evolving fields of technology and engineering.
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As an electrical engineering major, you pursue an integrative curriculum that blends theoretical principles with hands-on experience to develop a deep understanding of core concepts such as circuit analysis, digital systems, and electromagnetics.
- Flexible online, on-campus, and hybrid formats to fit your schedule
- Eight concentrations to build your own professional niche
- Internships with industry partners like Consumers Energy, Ford, and General Motors
Industry-Connected
You gain valuable experience through internships and collaborative projects with our well-established network of industry partners, using technology to address real-world engineering challenges.
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Why earn this degree here?
Hands-On Learning
Our program cultivates a hands-on, experiential learning environment, putting theory into practice from day one to develop your technical skills and professional growth.
Eight Specialized Concentrations
Customize your degree with a concentration in Electric Vehicles, Control and Mechatronics, Semiconductor Manufacturing, Power and Energy Systems, Solid State Electronics and Photonics, Computer Vision and Signal Processing, Communications and Networking, or Embedded Systems.
Established Industry Network
Partner with classmates on in-class projects and gain work experience through internships with companies like Consumers Energy, Ford Motor Company, and General Motors.
Free Tuition with the Go Blue Guarantee!
UM-Flint students are automatically considered, upon admission, for the Go Blue Guarantee, a historic program offering free tuition for high-achieving, in-state undergraduates from lower-income households. Learn more about the Go Blue Guarantee to see if you qualify and how affordable a Michigan degree can be.
Curriculum Overview
You’ll start with prerequisite classes in mathematics, computer science, and physics before moving into core courses covering electronics and circuits, signal processing, and digital systems. Beyond these foundational classes, you’ll choose one of eight concentrations to shape your professional niche.
Career Outlook
Electrical engineers have a promising career outlook due to their advanced technical knowledge, strong problem-solving skills, and expertise in project management.
Electrical and Electronics Engineers
5%
Job growth over the next 10 years
17,800
Job openings annually
$109,010
Median annual salary
Salaries can range up to $179,690 depending on industry, experience, education, and state of employment.
Admission Requirements
Whether you’re a first-year student or a transfer student, UM-Flint accepts applications on a rolling basis. We recommend submitting all materials at least one month before your first semester — review the academic calendar for exact dates.
When applying, please submit the following:
- A completed online or paper application
- Official transcripts from all previous schools
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Financial Aid
UM-Flint strives to keep undergraduate education affordable and accessible. Our Office of Financial Aid offers personalized assistance, from the Go Blue Guarantee to work-study programs, connecting you with resources that help lower the cost of your degree.