ECE Undergraduate Admissions

The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at NC State offers a wide array of educational opportunities in undergraduate studies. Accredited Bachelor of Science degrees may be pursued in electrical engineering or computer engineering. Each program has been specifically designed to ensure each student’s goals are reached and their academic needs are met. Students can receive their Bachelor of Science (BS) in either Electrical Engineering (EE) or Computer Engineering (CpE) within four years. An undergraduate student who wants a degree in both disciplines may complete a double major within five years. Upon receiving an undergraduate degree, a Masters of Science in either curricula or a Masters of Science Management may be completed in one additional year. The department also offers an accelerated degree program to earn a Bachelors and Masters concurrently.

Our graduates are highly respected by employers throughout the country. We are training and educating students to meet the demands and needs of modern society and the future. NCSU not only teaches students the fundamentals of engineering, we give students the ability to expand and develop their own creative capabilities. Our program also strives to develop each student's skills in all aspects of the field. This enables students to broaden their realm of knowledge to include a variety of issues that they will face in their future careers.

NC State University also offers a distance education program for working professionals or for students who are unable to attend classes on campus. Engineering Online (EO) provides credit courses via CD-ROM and the internet. EO undergraduate programs are offered at Lenoir Community College, UNC-Wilmington and UNC-Asheville.