Electrical Engineering BS Program at Scranton
In the Loyola Science Center, Scranton's state-of-the-art STEM hub, Electrical Engineering students don’t just study theory; they build solutions. From designing artificially intelligent robots to developing solar-powered systems for local and global communities, our program blends rigorous technical mastery with the Jesuit tradition of excellence.
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Why choose Scranton for your Electrical Engineering BS program? At Scranton, we believe in cura personalis, or care for the whole person. Gain expertise in electrical engineering while developing the communication skills to lead. Rooted in the liberal arts, our program empowers you to use your technical expertise for good, putting theory into action through high-impact community service projects.
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Career Outcomes & ROI
Our graduates are in high demand, moving directly into high-impact roles in the industry or prestigious graduate programs at institutions like Yale, Penn State, and Lehigh University.
- Competitive Internships: Nearly all upperclassmen secure paid summer internships at industry leaders like NASA, Lockheed Martin, the NSA, and PPL.
- Leading Employers: You’ll find Scranton alumni at organizations including Lockheed Martin, BAE Systems, and Tobyhanna Army Depot, among others.
- In-Demand AI-Proof Career Paths: Whether you aspire to be a Systems Engineer, Nuclear Engineer, or IT Program Director, our program prepares you for the private, public, and government sectors.
Take the Next Step
Whether you are exploring your options or are ready to apply to Scranton, our team is here to help you and your family navigate the admissions process.
- Connect with US: Fill out the form to learn more about The University of Scranton, receive personalized program updates, and invitations to future events.
- Schedule a campus visit: Tour our state-of-the-art science labs, meet with an admissions counselor, and see what life at Scranton is really like.
- Apply: Apply for Fall 2027 starting August 1. When you're ready, you can submit your application online for free through the Common Application.