We’re glad you’re considering joining us at the Holcombe Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering! We hope this web site provides you with some helpful information as you consider the fields of electrical and computer engineering and how our department provides an excellent education and many opportunities for students.

As an undergraduate in our department, you may pursue an accredited Bachelor of Science degree in either Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering. Both degrees may be obtained in four years. We do support the cooperative education (co-op) program which allows students the opportunity to gain experience in the working world, and may extend their time as an undergraduate to five years.

The Electrical and Computer Engineering programs at Clemson provides students with the skills necessary to succeed in today’s fast-paced environment. Graduates from the department testify to the high level of education they received at Clemson and their preparedness for everything they faced after graduation. Undergraduate students also feel that they benefit from excellent teaching in small classes and are privilege to the many opportunities offered by the Clemson ECE department

Prospective students often have many questions about what engineers in their field might do upon graduation, what type of salary they can expect, what they might face in their major during college, what some of the larger things happening in their field are at the moment, and many other similar questions. We hope that the additional links below (coming soon) are helpful in answering some of your questions. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact anyone in our department.

ECE at Clemson

• Why choose ECE?


• What is the electrical engineering program like?


• What is the computer engineering program like?


• Admissions


• Computer Engineering Curriculum


• Electrical Engineering Curriculum


• Additional ECE Links