Besides the B. S., M. S. and Ph. D. degrees in Electrical Engineering offered at University Park, there are many other EE-related programs throughout the Penn State system that are administered separately and have different admissions and graduation requirements.  For information about these other programs listed below, please visit their web sites.

• Baccalaureate Degree Programs
  • PSU-University Park:  Department of Computer Science and Engineering
    • B.S. Computer Engineering Degree
    • B.S. Computer Science Degree
      
  • PSU-Erie:  Department of Electrical, Computer and Software Engineering
    • B.S.  Electrical Engineering Degree
    • B.S. Computer Engineering Degree
    • B.S. Software Engineering Degree
      
  • PSU-Erie: B.S. Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology Program
    
  • PSU-Harrisburg: B. S. Electrical Engineering Program
    
  • PSU-Harrisburg, B. S. Computer Science Program
    
  • PSU-Harrisburg: B. S. Electrical Engineering Technology Program
    
  • PSU-Wilkes Barre: B. S. Electrical Engineering Technology Program
    
  • B. S. Electro-mechanical Engineering Technology Program (Altoona, Berks, New Kensington, York)
    
  • Penn College in Williamsport:  B. S. Electronics Engineering Technology Program
    
• Graduate Degree Programs
  • PSU-University Park:  M. S. and Ph. D. Computer Science and Engineering Programs
    
  • PSU-Harrisburg: M. Eng. Electrical Engineering Program
    
  • PSU-Great Valley (King of Prussia, PA)
    • M. S. Software Engineering Degree
    • M. S. Systems Engineering Degree
• Associates Degree (2 year) Programs
  • Associates Degree in Electrical Engineering Technology Program (multiple locations throughout PA)

• University of Illinois
• University of Iowa
  
• University of Michigan
• Michigan State University
  
• University of Minnesota
  
• Northwestern University
  
• Ohio State University
• Purdue University
• University of Wisconsin
  

• Society of Penn State Electrical Engineers (SPSEE) : an affiliate group of the College of Engineering's Alumni Association. SPSEE was formed to give graduates of the Electrical and Electronics Engineering curriculum an opportunity to actively participate in programs that benefit the students and strengthen the Department. There are no membership dues and students receiving any level degree from the curriculum are automatically eligible to participate in SPSEE activities.