Electrical, Electronics, and Communications Engineering
The University of Toledo · Toledo, United States
- Level
- Bachelor's
- Award
- Bachelor's Degree
- Graduates a year
- 47
- Median earnings 4 years on
- $95,846
The University of Toledo does not publish a fee for this programme on its own. Its published rate for bachelor's programmes is $22,104 a year for international students.
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