Electrical Engineering

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How to apply for graduate admission at the University of North Texas:

Fill out an application at ApplyTexas.org.

You must meet all admission requirements detailed here.

All applicants must also satisfy the admission requirements of the Electrical Engineering Department:

Each semester, students like you enroll in industry-based courses taught by full-time faculty & electrical engineering professionals.

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UNT engineering student wins prestigious NASA scholarship

DENTON (UNT), Texas -- Katie Schniebs, a junior at the University of North Texas, calls engineering a lifelong learning process.

"The possibilities with engineering are infinite," said Schniebs, an electrical engineering major. "There is always more to learn, more to do. Engineering is not just about being smart. It is more about motivation and dedication and hard work."

Career Potential

Electrical engineers design systems that are powered by electronic circuits and microprocessors such as microwaves, televisions, computers, cellular phones, automobiles, airplanes, satellites and the space shuttle.

To be qualified as an electrical engineer, you will need at least a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering. A master’s degree is considered the professional degree.

1. Research
2. IEEE Green Technologies Conference
3. Course Remodeling by Integration of Project-based Education
4. Innovative Approaches to Electrical Engineering Education

1. Graduate Information
2. Graduate Admission Requirements
3. Graduate Degree Information
4. Graduate Degree Requirements

See .doc file: http://www.ee.unt.edu/dlr/TWU/unt%20twu%20engineering%20math.doc

January 30, 2006

DENTON (UNT), Texas -  A $1 million grant from the National Science Foundation for an innovative electrical engineering program includes funding for scholarships to attract women and minorities to the University of North Texas College of Engineering.

See PowerPoint file: http://www.ee.unt.edu/dlr/GSWConfPaper.ppt

• Fall 2007 - Dr. Xinrong Li and Dr. Shengli Fu receive research grant from NSF
• Fall 2006 - Dr. Partha Guturu Receives Research Grant from ARL
• Fall 2006 - Dr. Xinrong Li and Dr.