[NO LONGER ADMITTING]
The University of Washington Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) degree prepares students to design and build hardware and software for a variety of devices that use electricity, electromagnetics, photonics and quantum phenomena, such as robots, smartphones, lasers, electric power, vehicle control, medical devices and much more.
Outside of the classroom, students pursue internships and leadership opportunities and work on research with renowned faculty in one of 40 department labs. Real, hands-on experience prepares graduates to work for companies such as Intel, IBM, Agilent, T-Mobile, Verizon, Motorola, Boeing, Qwest, National Instruments, Lockheed Martin and many others.
Please note: Autumn quarter 2023 was the final admission cycle for the BSEE degree. Beginning autumn quarter 2024, the BSECE will be the only degree available for undergraduate admission.
Curriculum
The BSEE program prepares students for jobs in industry or for further graduate study. Students complete at least one concentration area to focus their studies. All curriculum paths culminate with a capstone design project.
- BSEE Degree Requirements
- Full list of UW ECE classes — UW Course Catalog
- BSEE Sample 4 Year Plan & Requirements (PDF)
Tuition, Fees and Funding
Tuition and Fees
Tuition rates are established by the UW Regents at the end of spring quarter. You can find complete tuition and fee information at the Web site of the Office of Planning and Budgeting.
The total costs of full-time undergraduate tuition and fees are for one quarter.
Scholarships
Several types of scholarships available to all UW ECE undergraduate and graduate students. Below are current resources and links:
Financial Aid
The University of Washington participates in both federal and state financial aid programs. Information on grants, loans and other forms of financial assistance is available from the Student Financial Aid Office.
FAQs
How much is tuition?
Tuition rates are established by the UW Regents at the end of spring quarter. You can find complete tuition and fee information at the Web site of the Office of Planning and Budgeting.