Conner’s Electrical Engineering Internship Experience
Hear from Connor Dunham about his experience working full-time as an intern with Ericsson.
Electrical engineering is a versatile and forward-thinking career, spanning from the physical world to the digital world. Our lives run on electricity, and the skills of an electrical engineer are in high demand.
What is Electrical Engineering?
Electrical engineers specialize in electric power and communications, with key roles in the design of new products and services. Learn more about what electrical engineering is.
Fast Facts
95% Employment rate 5 years after graduation
98% Degree completion rate
$65,000 Average starting salary
70% of jobs secured by career services are in the ECE field
Where will your degree take you? Learn more about what a future in electrical engineering can look like.
Looking to get a head start on your career? The Queen’s Undergraduate Internship Program (QUIP) gives students the opportunity to take a full-time, paid 12–16-month internship. Apply your skills to the workplace and gain on-the-job experience as you work with one of our many industry partners.
Queen's Career services provides in-person and online career support to all students. The Engineering Corporate Relations Department enhances career development and work-integrated learning opportunities for engineering students. They offer a dedicated point of contact within Smith Engineering at Queen's for industry partners looking to recruit Smith Engineering talent.
Conner’s Electrical Engineering Internship Experience
Hear from Connor Dunham about his experience working full-time as an intern with Ericsson.
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