A bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from UMSL stands out by being:ABET accredited. This electrical engineering degree is accredited by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology.Taught by experienced faculty. The majority of the faculty you’ll learn from are professional engineers with real-world expertise.Affordable. Exceptional value for access to two universities.In partnership with Washington University. WashU is a prestigious electrical engineering school, and you’ll have access to its faculty, labs, libraries and more.Conveniently scheduled. Complete coursework for your BSEE degree in the evenings so you have all day to work or intern.Located near internship opportunities. St. Louis is a hub of industry, and staff at both UMSL and WashU can place you in internships that can prepare you for a successful career.Electrical engineers make the world go round – they play an integral part in power generation, electronics development, telecommunications and so much more.A Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) from the University of Missouri–St. Louis prepares you to become one of the important professionals creating the electrical infrastructure we depend on every day.This BSEE degree stands out for its unique format that gives you the best of two electrical engineering schools – UMSL and Washington University in St. Louis. For UMSL tuition plus a small fee, you can take your foundational courses at UMSL and your upper-level engineering classes in WashU’s prestigious engineering department.The Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, www.abet.org, under the General Criteria and the Electrical Engineering Program Criteria.Our bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering is suitable for students at all stages of life – from those who have yet to enter the workforce to professionals looking for a career change.Whether you’re a full-time or part-time student, classes for this electrical engineering degree are held in the late afternoon or evening, making it possible to maintain work, internship or co-op responsibilities. That means every student has plenty of time and opportunity to complement their coursework with industry experience.