Behind just about every advance in information, power, and energy, you’ll find an electrical engineer – from designing power stations and aircraft control systems, to developing essential medical equipment.As a student in electrical engineering you will learn fundamental skills in electronics, circuit analysis and electromagnetics. You will be able to apply those skills to areas such as:communication,manufacturing,power and energy,health care,computing,security,entertainment, and many others.A Bachelor of Applied Science (BASc) in Electrical Engineering will lead to hundreds of career paths, and take you places you never imagined. The possibilities are endless. You’ll study the fundamentals of electromagnetism, circuits, algorithms, and instrumentation. You'll also gain hands-on experience starting right in first year, thanks to paid co-op work terms and some of the best electrical engineering student labs in North America.When you graduate, you’ll have hundreds of career paths open to you: from designing power stations and aircraft control systems to pioneering the future of microprocessors and telecommunications systems.