Program Overview

Program Overview

The Electromechanical Engineering Technology program is designed to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and expertise needed to thrive in the dynamic intersection of electrical and mechanical disciplines. This program plays a vital role in todays industries, driven by the growing need for engineers who excel in both electrical and mechanical systems.

Program Details

• The B.S. in Electromechanical Engineering Technology is an ABET accredited program, providing students assurance that it meets the quality standards of the profession.
• Students learn skills in the quickly growing fields of robotics, mechatronics, energy, embedded systems, controls, testing, instrumentation, and more.
• The program culminates in a two-semester capstone experience where multidisciplinary teams design solutions to challenging industry-funded real-world problems.
• After graduating, students can expect technical and professional careers in areas such as automation, manufacturing, robotics, electrical power generation transmission and distribution, renewable energy, data acquisition, instrumentation and controls, technical sales, and related field engineering.

Career Opportunities

• Average starting salary upon graduation is more than $80,000.
• 100% of graduating students are either employed in a related field or choose to pursue a graduate degree.
• Industry connections are strong, with 100% of the Industry Advisory Board consisting of alumni who work for companies that employ graduates.

Program at a Glance

Delivery

• On Campus

Start Date

• Fall and Spring

Credit Hours

• 120

Concentrations

Applied Energy Concentration

The Electromechanical Engineering Technology, Applied Energy Concentration, B.S.E.T., is an optional way to expand knowledge in the field of energy.

College and Facilities

The program is part of the William States Lee College of Engineering, which offers facilities designed for hands-on learning, including labs and classrooms for Civil Engineering and beyond.