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What are the steps to doing electrical engineering at university?

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  • rpc
    rpc Posts: 2,353 Forumite
    DS4215 wrote: »
    Why not check with the IEEE? - as the professional body for Electrical and Electronic Engineers, they should have some information for people considering that as a career.

    In the USA maybe!

    In this country is is the IET https://www.theiet.org
  • DS4215
    DS4215 Posts: 1,085 Forumite
    rpc wrote: »
    In the USA maybe!

    In this country is is the IET www.theiet.org

    You learn something new every day - Although I think the IEEE has pretentions of globalization, and does have a UK section.
  • System
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    edited 6 June 2014 at 4:36PM
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  • redpete
    redpete Posts: 4,763 Forumite
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    DS4215 wrote: »
    You learn something new every day - Although I think the IEEE has pretentions of globalization, and does have a UK section.
    Both IET and IEEE have international sections. IET has close links with UK education, UK government and UK industry and is active from technician level up to Chartered Engineer..
    loose does not rhyme with choose but lose does and is the word you meant to write.
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