General Engineering: Electronics Concentration
Bachelor's
PROGRAM SNAPSHOT
Design, develop, and test solutions to problems using electronics and engineering principles.
General Engineering: Electronics News
Dr. Adam Beardsley, a General Engineering and Physics professor, earned a $500,000 NSF CAREER grant to lead research in radio astronomy.
His work gives WSU students hands-on experience with building telescopes and studying space, helping them get ready for exciting science careers.
Thanks to ABET accreditation, Winona State’s General Engineering graduates are more competitive in the job market.
The program’s mix of physics and engineering courses boosts the value of students’ education and opens doors to more career paths.
Tyler Kobienia ’24 switched his major to General Engineering: Electronics at Winona State, drawn by the program’s hands-on learning and supportive professors.
WSU’s resources helped him build a strong resume and connect with industry professionals, leading to a post-grad job in the field.
At Winona State, Stephen Shaw ’22 transitioned from Composite Materials Engineering to General Engineering: Electronics to delve deeper into physics.
He had the opportunity to lead a team in NASA’s Gleam Lunar Robotics Challenge and designed a rover for moon-like terrain.
Aside from major- or minor-specific requirements, you’ll need to complete additional requirements through the General Education Program (GEP) to earn your degree from Winona State University.
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