Bachelors Program
Electrical Engineering ,
Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
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Overview
Bachelor of Electrical Engineering in Electrical Engineering is one of the most favoured degree
programs undertaken by students from the Harvard University. The reason for the
popularity of this degree course is that it has consistently ranked on reputed global
educational platforms.
The course is designed to give fundamental and advanced knowledge in the
Electrical Engineering. International students enrolled in a BS Degree in Electrical Engineering at the
Harvard University experience quality education and comprehensive hands-on
practical learning.
The qualified teachers, high-end classrooms, interactive curriculum, cost-effective
tuition fees and merit-based scholarships offer students the opportunity to develop
holistically. Overall, graduating with a BS Degree in Electrical Engineering at
Harvard University will make students job ready.
Why Study Electrical Engineering at Harvard University
- Most preferred by international students
- Provides enough hands-on learning experience
- Study in high-end classrooms from experienced teachers
- An array of internship and work opportunities all customised after course completion to prepare the students for the real world
Course Highlights
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Costs
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Annual tuition fees 
$52,659 / year
Total tuition fees
$2,10,636 / 48 months
5000+ Students
Availed education loan
3000+ Cr
Loan amount sanctioned
100% Free
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Pre-requisites
Application Pre-requisites
- Online Application
- Application Fee
- Academic Transcripts
- English Language Proficiency
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Course Details
Core subject areas
- Introduction to Solid State Physics
- Introduction to Biomedical Imaging & Sys
- Introduction to Bioelectronics
- Neural Control of Movement
- Neuroengineering
- System Program & Machine Org
- Computer Networks
Accreditation
This Program is Accredited by ABET.
Class profile
Total no. of students in the class
27
Opportunities
- Education and Research: Teaching at the high school through university level, cutting-edge electronics and engineering research at universities and government research centers.
- Engineering Consulting & Public Service: Design and operation of public works including power generation, transmission, and distribution facilities. This also includes monitoring, permitting, and power trading markets.
- Industry: Design of software and hardware for a wide range of electronic and optical systems including: consumer electronics, defense applications, wireless communications, data networks, energy production, robotics, integrated circuits, etc
- Those pursuing careers in industry and government have worked for technology companies such as Pixar, Google, and IBM; defense contractors such as Northrop Grumman; policy and research organizations such as the National Institutes of Health; banking and investment firms like Citigroup; environmental consulting groups like Boston-based CDM; and the U.S. State Department.
- Others have become entrepreneurs. Our graduates started Tacit Knowledge Systems, SupplyWorks, Inc., and Zappos. In fact, some of the most well-known companies in the world were started by Harvard graduates—for example, Electronic Arts, 3Com, Sun Microsystems, and Microsoft.
- If you do get into Harvard, least to say you that you do not have to worry about getting into a company or let’s say starting one of your own.
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