Become an electrical engineer, meeting the needs of people through the design of new electrical and electronic products. Where other electrical engineering degree programs from other schools can certainly teach you a sound trade, pursuing your Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering at Geneva College will also help you discover the calling at the heart of your chosen career. In that calling, you’ll find yourself in a position to care for others through the fruits of your work and manage technological change with a focus on serving and glorifying God. If you’re looking for colleges offering electrical engineering in PA, our degree program can help you become a true servant-leader in the field, an accomplished professional participating in God’s plan for His world.

Why Geneva?

We’re the electrical engineering school you’ve been searching for. Choosing Geneva College over other electrical engineering colleges in PA gives you a uniquely Christian perspective intended to help you understand your career as an opportunity to serve God and His people.

Classes you will take include:

• Linear Circuit Analysis I and II 
• Electromagnetic Fields and Waves
• Electronic Devices and Circuits I and II
• Electrical Machines
• Communications Engineering
• Digital Signal Processing

Program Requirements

Your Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering will require a total of 135 credit hours: 99-104 credits in your major, 29-32 core curriculum credits and another 2-4 in electives.

Your Career Possibilities

The decision to become an electrical engineer opens up a wide range of industry options for you. The possibilities are many: 

• Power and Light
• Consumer and Industrial Electronics
• Robotics
• Biomedical Engineering
• Transportation
• Defense
• Construction

As you consider degree programs for electrical engineering in PA, consider this – graduates of our engineering program are currently working for employers such as:

• IBM
• General Electric
• Westinghouse
• Pratt & Whitney Aircraft

Others are attending graduate school at Princeton, the University of Pittsburgh, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Ohio State University.

To learn more about our electrical engineering degree program, contact us today.

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