Become who you’re meant to be. While earning a B.S. in Electrical Engineering, you’ll develop problem-solving skills that will set you up for success in diverse industries. With a strong emphasis on the sciences, design, and teamwork, our program will help you become an engineer who can both “think” and “do." You’ll be well-prepared for graduate studies or a wide variety of business and industry careers.
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Courses and skills
What skills will I develop?
Through the electrical engineering program, you’ll cultivate a robust skills and grow as a strong engineer who can both “think” and “do.” And you’ll find many opportunities to apply classroom theories and develop your skills laboratory in an open-ended, project-based environment.
Problem-solving
Tackle complex engineering challenges and develop innovative solutions.
Design
Create and optimize electrical systems, circuits, and components.
Teamwork
Collaborate effectively with peers on projects and assignments.
Troubleshooting
Identify and resolve issues in electrical systems and devices.
Debugging
Analyze and rectify errors in hardware and software.
Physics-based approach
Apply scientific principles to engineering problems, gaining a deeper understanding of underlying concepts.
Lab skills
Acquire practical laboratory skills through hands-on experimentation and research.
Communication
Develop strong communication skills to effectively convey technical concepts and ideas.
Critical thinking
Evaluate problems, assess information, and make informed decisions.
Academic plans
Map out your time at Bethel—from day one to your diploma. Your course schedule is designed to help you grow, gain skills, and become who you’re meant to be.
Learning opportunities
What experiences will I have?
Hands-on learning is at the core of all Bethel majors. That means you’ll find numerous opportunities to get involved, apply what you’ve learned, and gain experience. And Bethel’s size and vibrant community will allow you to pursue ways to get involved right away.
Clubs and travel
You can participate in multiple clubs, like High-Power Rocket Team, Society of Physics Students, and study abroad opportunities in Switzerland and at Oxford University in England.
Real-world experience
You’ll complete a semester-long design project during your senior year, alongside students from different engineering disciplines. You’ll create and design a prototype for a product, collaborating and meeting with a real-world client weekly.
Hands-on research
You’ll have the opportunity to participate in nationally competitive research internships at prestigious institutions for academic credit or to earn income. You’ll also help publish papers and present findings at local and national conferences.
Real-world impact
What can I do with an electrical engineering degree?
Electrical engineers are found in nearly all industry sectors of our economy. You’ll be well-prepared for graduate studies and a wide variety of business and industry careers.
Systems engineering
Develop and integrate complex systems.
Research and development
Contribute to driving innovation through research initiatives.
Sales and marketing
Utilize technical expertise in sales and marketing roles within the engineering industry.
RF engineering
Specialize in wireless communication systems.
Software engineering
Develop software solutions for electronic devices.
Digital design engineering
Design digital circuits and systems.
Medical devices
Contribute to the development of medical equipment.
Ministry applications
Apply engineering skills to various humanitarian and community needs, such as installing solar-powered water pumping systems or updating aviation communication capabilities.
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Explore Bethel for yourself
Visiting campus is the best way to learn about Bethel and our majors. As you try out academic and campus life at Bethel, you can attend a class, chat with students, meet professors and coaches, tour campus, and get a taste of life in our program.
Faculty mentors
Meet your professors
You’ll learn alongside faculty who are distinguished scholars and faithful Christians. They’ll know you by name and invest in your success.
Student Support
Your support team
At Bethel, you’ll experience a community where you belong. And that means you’ll be able to access numerous tools for your academic success—tutoring, mentors, study help, and more.
Career coaching and preparation
A dedicated team is here to empower you to lead a purposeful life. Career coaches will help you build a resume, pursue internships and jobs, and provide support at every step of the way.
Academic advising
No matter your goals, you’ll find support from your advisor. They’ll help you plan your courses and will provide support as you complete your degree and start a successful career.
Tutoring and academic support
The Academic Enrichment and Support Center (AESC) will be your first stop for academic support. You’ll find help in building study skills, academic counseling, and more.
Faith formation
As you develop your faith, you’ll have support from our Campus Ministries team. From Chapel to Bible studies, you’ll have numerous opportunities to explore and grow in your faith.
Accessible education
Tuition and financial aid
We want you to understand from the beginning what a Bethel education costs. That’s why we made it simple. Beginning in the 2025-26 academic year, tuition for the College of Arts & Sciences will be $25,990—down from $44,050. This more accurately reflects what you can expect to pay, empowering you to make informed decisions and become who you're meant to be.
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