KU Scholarships
The KU School of Engineering has generous scholarships for talented high school seniors who apply by Nov. 1, 2011. These scholarships can be added to the University's awards as well as to scholarships from School of Engineering departments. Learn about all the opportunities within the KU School of Engineering on our scholarships page for prospective students.
Electrical engineering
What do they do?
Electrical engineers work with a broad range of electrical and electronic devices and systems. Examples include mobile communications (BlackBerry), solar energy (solar panels), hybrid electric cars (Prius), wireless communications (Bluetooth), satellite systems (GPS), medical diagnostics (ultrasound), digital video, (HDTV). bio-electronics (pacemakers), radar (Doppler weather radar), photonics (medical endoscopy).
Where do they work?
- Telecommunications firms
- Consumer electronics manufacturers
- Utilities
- Government and defense
- Consulting firms
What are they paid?
Bachelor's degree candidates have an average starting salary range of $57,000 - $65,000.
Learn More
Electrical Engineering Curriculum.
Visit the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.

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