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CIP 14.1001 · AWARD LEVEL 5 · UNITED STATES

Electrical Engineering: bachelor degree records.

392 US institutions have connected positive first-major awards in this exact field and award level. Each institution appears once, with its latest connected positive award observation for this selection.

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Official classification: Electrical and Electronics Engineering.

A program that prepares individuals to apply mathematical and scientific principles to the design, development and operational evaluation of electrical and electronic systems and their components, including electrical power generation systems; and the analysis of problems such as superconductor, wave propagation, energy storage and retrieval, and reception and amplification.

Compare the programme’s own electrical/electronics focus, laboratory requirements and prior preparation. Computer engineering or engineering technology may use different CIP classifications.

Verify the bachelor degree’s current applicant route and required preparation. Historical awards do not distinguish all first-year, transfer, returning-student or international admissions routes.

Source: connected NCES IPEDS first-major completion records, exact CIP 14.1001, award level 5. This list does not rank institutions or measure admissions capacity.

Latest connected institution observations

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Year endingReporting institutionsPositive first-major awards
202537314,902
202437114,630
202336415,283
202236216,096
202135516,994
202035317,495

Each annual row is a separate observation, not a current entering class or unique-person count. The year ending 2025 covers July 2024–June 2025. Institutions can appear in several years.

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