Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Catholic University of America: Overview

At the Catholic University of America through Electrical and Electronics Engineering program you can get degrees of the following award levels: Bachelor's degree, Master's degree, Doctor's degree - research/scholarship. Secondary school GPA, Secondary school record, Completion of college-preparatory program, Recommendations, TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) are necessary or admission. The lessons of this program will be conducted at 620 Michigan Avenue, NE.

The average total number of students of all degrees engaged in this specialty is 27 or more and 81.5% of students are men. 33.3% of students enrolled in the Electrical and Electronics Engineering program are non-residents of the United States.

Catholic University of America offers on-campus housing. Catholic University of America campus is safe for students with 0.25% of maximum crimes a year. Burglary, forcible sex offense and motor vehicle theft are the most frequently detected crimes. Academic/career counselling and employment services offered for students. 23% of students receive financial aid.

Please note that if you are thinking about what program to pick on the Other Programs block you сan discover all the information about other programs at Catholic University of America. We added filter option “by degree”, so you could check out programs with the degree you're interested in. If you want to explore a list of all colleges and universities in District of Columbia offering Electrical and Electronics Engineering programs - please click the blue button on the right. 3 universities are currently offering programs in Electrical and Electronics Engineering - George Washington University, Howard University.

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