A student who takes this concentration is required to take a specified set of electives but still gets the electrical engineering degree. T he University of Dayton maintains an excellent placement service for its graduates. The electrical engineering student invariably receives several employment offers upon graduation. Many students receive grants, fellowships and assistantships in graduate schools all over the country. T he program concentrates on developing engineering knowledge that is basic and fundamental to all areas of electrical engineering.
Graduates can shift easily to other areas if the one they are working in becomes obsolete.
The department graduate program offers a Master of Science in electrical engineering degree and doctoral level degrees with specialization in electrical engineering. Also, the department participates in the Master of Science and doctoral degree programs in electro-optics.