Bachelor’s degrees in electrical and computer engineering and construction management designed to prepare graduates for growth economy
, /PRNewswire/ — Engineering jobs are high paying and in high demand. More than 160,000 engineers were employed in Pennsylvania last year with 10,100 job openings.
To address this growing need for highly skilled employees, Slippery Rock University is adding two new degree programs to its current suite of four engineering programs accredited by the globally recognized Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET).
Starting in fall 2025, students at SRU can begin building their future with a Bachelor of Science degree in electrical and computer engineering and a Bachelor of Science in construction management. Prospective students can learn more and start their application process at sru.edu.
The electrical and computer engineering program develops students’ practical skills in areas like digital electronics, communication systems, power systems, computer hardware and software and microelectronics. The construction management program prepares students to lead projects in residential, commercial, industrial and infrastructure construction.
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