Electrical Engineering with Robotics Concentration (BS) at Ohio Northern University

As an electrical engineering major in the T.J. Smull College of Engineering, you’ll gain a solid foundation in the field. You’ll take courses on electronics, control systems, signal processing and electric power. If you are interested in a particular area – like communications, power systems or robotics and automation – you can choose from a variety of upper-level elective courses in these areas.

Our academic program is rigorous yet practical. Expect to work hard and be challenged. We offer integrated lab and design experiences in every course. We offer a supportive and collaborative environment. Your fellow students in the college and professors will become your friends and mentors. You will have the opportunity to connect with ONU alumni and they will help you succeed and open doors for you.

Upon graduation, you’ll be ready for whatever the future holds, whether it’s designing the next generation smartphone, managing projects for a major energy corporation, building robotic systems or even launching your own company!

On Electrical Power Engineering MSc you will gain the knowledge and skills for a career in electrical power engineering. At Warwick's Engineering Department you will be taught by a team of world-class research academics, with industrial experience.

Electromechanical systems are increasingly central to today’s world.

This multidisciplinary field will only become more important in meeting the needs of our future society.

Electromechanical engineers work on everything from energy generation and hybrid vehicles to aircraft design and satellite technology.

Here at Edinburgh, we have particular specialisms in:

• carbon capture
• materials science and engineering (including polymers and the mechanics of snow and ice)
• engineering at the interface with biology and medicine

We also have strengths in renewable energy, including marine energy. This was pioneered here by Professor Stephen Salter, inventor of the ‘Salter Duck’ in the 1970s.

Our world-class research activities strongly enhance our teaching.

As a student, you will have opportunities to carry out research projects in the diverse areas outlined above.