You can pursue a Bachelor of Science degree in electrical engineering, computer engineering, or biomedical engineering. We now offer three new specializations in Biomedical Engineering, Power and Energy Engineering, and PreMedical Engineering for students who wish to pursue a degree in medicine after graduation.<br><br>A student may complete two or more majors under the same degree with a minimum of 120 semester hours, provided the student fulfills the requirements specific to each major. Additional school or college and University Core Curriculum requirements must be met for the primary program only. Students completing a double major are awarded one degree and therefore one diploma.<br><br>PROFESSIONAL PLACEMENT<br>Employment opportunities exist within a wide range of organizations, such as aerospace industry, automotive industry, defense agencies, electric utilities, electrical systems companies, semiconductor industry, software engineering, software development, telecommunications, cyber-systems, biomedical industry, start-ups and consulting.