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The number of electrical engineers in the workforce has declined over the last decade. It’s not a steady decline, and it moves up and down, but the overall trend is not positive. In 2002 the U.S. had ...

Electrical engineers design, build, and maintain electrical equipment for many purposes. The broad discipline leads current and prospective engineering students to a vast career landscape. You can ...

The field of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) deals with the applications of electricity, electronics and electromagnetism. The coursework here focuses on giving students practical ...

The University of Central Arkansas will offer a trio of reconfigured bachelor's degree programs beginning this fall: a Bachelor of Arts in Applied Economics, a Bachelor of Science in Electrical ...

Despite an expanding use of electronics in products, the number of people working as electrical engineers in U.S. declined by 10.4% last year. The decline amounted to a loss of 35,000 jobs and ...

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Electrical engineering is the study and application of electricity, electronics, and electromagnetism. With electrical engineering at Michigan Tech, you can define the future with society-transforming ...

At RIT, you don’t just graduate with a degree, you graduate with the skills and hands-on experience to thrive in your chosen career. RIT publishes full-time salaries, outcome rates, and typical job ...

Master the fundamentals of electrical and electronic circuits and systems. Work hands-on in labs where you'll learn to design, program, troubleshoot, and maintain automated systems. Combine your ...