Bachelor in Electrical and Electronics Engineering (Bachelor's)

Tuition is Tuition for the 2024-2025 academic year is $32,500 per year for full-time undergraduate students..

This programme prepares students for careers in electrical and computer engineering through hands-on study and project-based learning. Students engage in design projects that integrate mechanical, electrical, and software systems across multiple disciplines. The curriculum emphasizes real-world problem solving through capstone projects and collaborative work. Courses are taught by experienced faculty in modern labs within the Fields Engineering Center.

Focus areas include Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering.

The programme requires 133 credit hours distributed across core courses, concentration-specific coursework, and a senior capstone project. Students complete a year-long design project in their final year.

Graduates pursue roles as electrical engineers, electronics engineers, and computer hardware engineers in industries such as telecommunications, power systems, and consumer electronics.

Applicants must have a high school diploma or equivalent with a minimum GPA of 2.5. Required documents include official transcripts and standardized test scores if applicable. International students must submit English proficiency test results.

The programme totals about 133 credit hours. In-Person, Full-Time, Typically 4 years. For international students, tuition is above the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 67% of applicants.

For 135 years, Lipscomb University has prepared learners for purposeful lives through rigorous academics and transformative experiences. Its Christ-centered mission brings faith into education, with a focus on intellectual curiosity, character, leadership and service. Students can choose from more than 200 programs of study, with academic opportunities spanning areas such as business, nutrition and dietetics, natural sciences, engineering, film, music, animation, graphic design and fashion.

Professional preparation is closely connected to the Nashville setting. Many majors require internships, and students in the College of Business have worked with companies including HCA, Philips, Schneider Electric and Tractor Supply Company. Faculty-student partnerships include natural-science research through the Ward Summer Research Fellowship and creative projects through CEA Studios. Service-learning, volunteer work and international mission teams give students additional ways to apply their studies.

The campus is in Green Hills, a neighborhood a few miles from downtown Nashville, with restaurants, shopping and green space nearby. Students can engage with the city through internships, service-learning and volunteer opportunities, while accessing its employers, professional sports, museums, parks, nature and restaurants. Nashville International Airport is minutes from campus and served by major airlines. International students should expect a supportive, faith-integrated community and a learning experience that combines classroom study with practical involvement in the city.