Student Opportunities
The Holcombe Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering offers a variety of opportunities to expand the knowledge of our students beyond the classroom. From academic advising to study abroad, we provide many experiential learning opportunities to prepare for a career or graduate research. Possibilities include hands-on cooperative learning, robotic systems research and summer abroad exploring food and culture in Spain.
Get Involved
Clemson University students are strongly encouraged to incorporate experimental learning into their overall Clemson Experience. Programs are available for all disciplines and interests. These include faculty-led programs and programs available through Clemson's partnerships and affiliations with overseas universities and study-abroad providers and institutions.
From clubs to research to professional development, each opportunity allows you to not only build connections but have an influence at the community level and beyond.
Career Resources
Bridging the gap between industry and academics
Clemson University knows that preparing students for a career in the 21st century means providing much more than specialized technical knowledge. Many of our students build upon their academic experience and the world of work by utilizing services at the Clemson Michelin Career Center.
Career Resources Co-Op FAQsAdvising Support
Clemson University encourages students to meet with advisors from the beginning of their academic careers. From scheduling classes to changing majors, please find out more about how advising can impact you by visiting our advising page.
- Change of Major
- Curriculum Requirements
- Advising Worksheets
- Course Registration
- Academic Forms
- Scheduling Questions
Academic Achievements
Honors and Awards
Every year, we applaud the exceptional abilities of our students and faculty in the areas of teaching, research, and academic achievement. The honors are bestowed at department, college, and university levels.
Graduate Fellowships and Awards
Fellowships are competitive funding options that generally do not require teaching or research requirements. The electrical and engineering department can award fellowships based on emphasis areas, leadership, and academic excellence.
