BA/BS in Electrical, Electronics, and Communications Engineering

This bachelor's degree in electrical engineering applies the physics and mathematics of electricity and electromagnetism to systems that process information and transmit power. It prepares students for engineering roles in design, development, research and operations. Study areas include communications, control systems, signal processing, electromagnetics, analog and digital circuits and power systems. The degree requires 128 credit hours with 33 major-specific courses, and the program is accredited by ABET's Engineering Accreditation Commission. The program sits within a Catholic, Marianist institution in San Antonio, so coursework is framed by ethical reflection as well as technical or academic skill. Students work closely with faculty, join a community that values service, and finish with preparation for graduate study or entry into their chosen field. Prospective students can request information or apply through the university website.