100% of UToledo electrical engineering students complete 3 co-ops $63,453 average starting salary
Electrical engineering is one of the largest departments in The University of Toledo’s College of Engineering.
Electrical engineers design, develop and operate devices, systems and practices that require in-depth knowledge of electricity. They have contributed to almost all modern inventions — from microchips and computers to medical devices and space-age satellite communications.
UToledo’s engineering program has an entrepreneurial focus. We give students the know-how to run with their ideas and inventions.
Learn more about the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Engineering Department.
UToledo electrical engineering graduates have a high job placement rate. Their average starting salary is $63,453.
Employers know our grads have a comprehensive and well-rounded background in the theory and application of electrical engineering.
Electrical engineering graduates find jobs in:
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UToledo EE graduates have been accepted to graduate schools at:
“I will never, and I mean never, stop striving for greatness.” Tyrone Jacobs Jr., electrical engineering, ’18 LinkedIn used Tyrone’s quote and picture in a campaign at their CA headquarters. Tyrone is president of the UToledo chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers and a member of the Roy and Marcia Ames Engineering Leadership Institute. He interned at two Fortune 500 companies, including Boeing. Watch more about his story.
UToledo engineering students are required to complete a minimum of three semesters of co-op experience. Our Career Development Center staff is dedicated to helping students find paid placements in 40 states and 34 countries. This full year of work experience gives our students a leg up in the job market.
Our EE faculty are active in research and encourage undergrads to join them in the lab.
