Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering
Starting in fall 2027, SDSU Imperial Valley will offer a Bachelor of Science in electrical engineering, preparing students to design, build, and power the technologies that shape our world.
Through a strong foundation in calculus, physics, and electrical circuits, students will gain the essential knowledge needed for success in the field. They will then build on that foundation through hands-on learning in advanced engineering topics, applying theory to real-world challenges and developing the skills to innovate in industries such as energy, communications, and electronics.
Why Study Electrical Engineering at SDSU Imperial Valley?
At SDSU Imperial Valley, you will learn by doing. Through a rigorous and supportive environment, you’ll gain hands-on experience solving real-world engineering problems working alongside faculty mentors and using modern technology.
You’ll explore key areas such as:
- Analog and digital circuit design
- Electronic materials
- Power systems and renewable energy
- Control systems
- Communication systems
- Electromagnetics
As part of an R1 research university, you’ll build the technical expertise and critical thinking skills essential for success in today’s rapidly evolving engineering fields.
Start Your Journey in Electrical Engineering
Electrical engineering graduates are in high demand across a wide range of industries. Through the degree program at SDSU Imperial Valley, you will be prepared for roles in:
- Engineering design and development
- Systems and power engineering
- Testing and production
- Programming and embedded systems
- Technical sales and customer support engineering
Graduates pursue careers with employers such as:
- Chip design companies (Qualcomm, Intel, NXP Semiconductors. pSemi,)
- Software and Hardware Companies (Microsoft, Apple, Teradata)
- Imperial Irrigation District (IID)
- Power plants and utility companies
- Renewable energy companies (solar, wind, nuclear)
- Government and infrastructure agencies
The electrical engineering curriculum is designed to guide you from foundational knowledge to advanced, career-ready skills.
Years 1–2: Build your foundation in math, science, and introductory engineering
Years 3–4: Focus on specialized electrical engineering courses and hands-on applications
For detailed information about course requirements and planning your degree, explore:
Financial Aid
Financial aid is available to help make your degree more affordable. Many students qualify for grants, scholarships, or other assistance. Visit the financial aid webpage to learn more about eligibility, costs, and how to apply.
Contact Us!
Ready to power your future in electrical engineering? Contact the SDSU Imperial Valley Outreach and Recruitment team: [email protected].
