Your B.S. in Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering from Boston University is your ticket to a vast panorama of possible futures! Below, you can find a taste of some of the next steps our recent students have taken upon graduation. Where will your BU ECE degree take you?
Top-notch employment in industry:
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First-rate graduate programs for continuing education and pursuing research:
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“What were your most positive experiences in the program?”
I think the most impactful experiences at BU were the opportunities to work on various research problems and projects, either through classes or extracurricular clubs and competitions. Working on research and projects really gave me some insight into how these concepts and ideas affect the forefront of technology innovation and research, as well as the real world, while also giving me the opportunity to work with those technologies.”
– Carlton Knox ’23
The people skills this program taught me are the most valuable lessons I will take into my professional career. The collaborative environment that the ECE department creates has taught me a lot about myself as a leader and as a team player.”
-Maria Paula Fernandez ’23
The complete freedom and access to pursue any project I want to build, as well as being alongside other like-minded individuals.”
-Jason Inirio ’22
The number of professors who made extra effort to reach out, recognize, and support students.”
-Michael Aliberti ’22
From [coursework], I was also able to start working in a lab with power electronics, which is what helped me get my first job.”
-Benjamin Livney ’21
So many supportive female professors.”
-Sadie Allen ’21
Constant learning. Very challenging courses.”
-Kenny Zheng ’20
Becoming a societal engineer :)”
-Biyao Liang ’19