Program Overview

Dual Degree in Electrical Engineering and Mathematics

Program Overview

The Dual Degree in Electrical Engineering and Mathematics is a unique program that allows students to earn two degrees simultaneously from the University of North Texas (UNT) and Texas Woman's University (TWU). This program combines the strengths of both universities to prepare students for a professional career in engineering.

Program Details

• Program Type: Dual Degree
• Major: Electrical Engineering and Mathematics
• Format: On Campus
• Estimated Time to Complete: 4-5 years
• Credit Hours: 160

Why Earn a Dual Degree in Electrical Engineering and Mathematics?

The dual degree program in mathematics and electrical engineering combines the strengths of Texas Woman's University (TWU) and the University of North Texas to permit students to earn two degrees simultaneously while preparing for a professional career in engineering.

Marketable Skills

• Identify and solve engineering problems
• Design and conduct experiments
• Engage in life-long learning
• Design with realistic constraints
• Teamwork

Dual Degree in Electrical Engineering and Mathematics Highlights

• Strengthened career prospects and proven proficiency in your area of interest.
• Combined faculty expertise from two top-tier universities.
• A network of accomplished alumni who are successfully pursuing careers in mathematics and electrical engineering.
• Specialized mentorship for women entering STEM fields.
• A prime location that provides unlimited internship and job opportunities.
• A well-rounded education in mathematics and electrical engineering.

What Can You Do With A Dual Degree in Electrical Engineering and Mathematics?

Our graduates will have the basic experimental, design and communication skills needed either to continue on to the graduate level or to pursue careers in an extremely diverse field including government and industrial sectors, with job responsibilities in research, design, development and operations.

Career Opportunities

• Electrical engineers work in companies that are developing:
  • Computers
  • Semiconductor integrated circuits and devices
  • Telecommunications systems
  • Aerospace and aviation systems
  • Imaging techniques
  • Sensors
  • Wireless networks

Employment Outlook

• Overall employment of electrical engineers is projected to grow 7% from 2020 to 2030.
• Median earnings for electrical engineers in 2020 were $103,390.
• Texas is a top-paying state for electrical engineers, with an annual mean wage of $107,270.
• California is the top-paying state for electrical engineers in the country, with an annual mean wage of $124,390.

Courses You Could Take

• Communications Systems (3 hrs)
• Engineering Electromagnetics (3 hrs)
• Introduction to Electrical Engineering (3 hrs)
• Analog and Digital Circuit Design Project (3 hrs)
• Modern Communication System Design Project (3 hrs)
• Signals and Systems (3 hrs)