Bachelor in Electrical and Electronics Engineering (Bachelor's)

At Kettering University, tuition fees are 45,380 USD per year.

This program integrates mathematical and scientific principles of electricity and magnetism to analyze electrical phenomena and design electrical systems. Students engage in a curriculum with a strong laboratory component, covering circuits, electronics, signals, and embedded systems, culminating in a team-based senior design project. The program emphasizes experiential learning, including cooperative education, and prepares students for careers in electrical system design and implementation.

The program requires 161 total credits, distributed across foundational mathematics and science, core electrical engineering topics with significant laboratory components, general education, electives, and a senior design project.

Graduates will be employed or pursue advanced degrees in electrical engineering or related fields, and become productive members of interdisciplinary teams.

The programme totals about 161 credit hours. For international students, tuition is well above the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 79% of applicants.

Kettering University’s campus is located at 1700 University Ave. in Flint, southeast Michigan. Student life includes competition teams, clubs and organizations, fraternity and sorority life, community involvement, housing and dining. Students can work on hands-on projects such as building electric vehicles, developing coding languages and creating businesses. Robotics activities, Formula SAE and aerial drone competitions also form part of campus life. The university offers opportunities to connect with the surrounding community while studying and working on practical projects.

Academic areas include business management, chemical engineering, computer engineering, computer science, electrical engineering, engineering management, industrial engineering, manufacturing systems, mechanical engineering, mechatronic systems, robotic systems, and semiconductor materials and devices. These majors are organized around interdisciplinary areas and focus on complex, high-technology solutions. Kettering’s co-op experience gives students 2.5 years of paid professional experience in their chosen fields, supported by more than 550 co-op partners across the United States. Students also take part in research and innovation: Kettering students have filed or held 102 patent applications over the past 14 years. For prospective international students, the university offers a focused setting in Flint with access to engineering, computing and business programs, a structured route into professional experience, and campus activities that extend beyond the classroom.