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Microchip Engineering & Security Alliance Educating Tomorrow’s Global Leaders

ACCESS TO

CUTTING-EDGE LABORATORIES AND MENTORSHIP

IMMERSIVE

GLOBAL EXPERIENCE IN THE U.S.

AFFORDABLE TUITION

VALUABLE DEGREE

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University of Idaho | Hiroshima University

Become a leader in the global electrical engineering workforce through the Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering –Global program The world runs on microelectronics, and University of Idaho and Hiroshima University Microchip Engineering & Security Alliance puts you at the center of it all. With industries racing to develop faster, more efficient semiconductors and advanced microelectronics, companies need engineers who can push technology forward. Through this global education program, you’ll gain hands-on experience in state-of-the-art labs at both Hiroshima University and University of Idaho. You’ll learn from highly regarded faculty and have access to competitive scholarships in both locations and industry internships in your

Accredited by ABET since 1936,

last two years of education.

U of I electrical

Beyond semiconductors, the shift to renewable energy is

engineering

creating huge opportunities to design solar, wind, and battery storage systems, while power grid cybersecurity is critical to protecting the future of energy. And with AI, automation, and smart devices evolving rapidly, electrical engineers are at the heart of every innovation. The Microchip Engineering & Security Alliance provides students with immersive cultural learning experiences, from international study to cross-cultural collaboration, helping build a global mindset in the Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering – Global program. Deepen your personal growth and distinguish yourself in a competitive

degrees are among the most well-established and respected programs in the nation.

workforce shaped by adaptability and global engagement.

If you’re ready to launch a global career in one of the most in-demand fields, the BSEE-Global program is your pathway to success.

HU ranks 2nd

among Japanese universities in

THE’s Impact Rankings 2025

University of Idaho

Hiroshima University University of Idaho | Hiroshima University

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A seamless path to a prestigious degree In the BSEE-Global program Start at Hiroshima University for two years, then complete your final two years at the University of Idaho.

Hiroshima University Quick facts

A top university Hiroshima University is consistently ranked among the top universities in

Name: Hiroshima University 広島大学 Location: Higashi-Hiroshima and Hiroshima City, Japan Type: National/public research university Founded: 1949 Hiroshima University is one of Japan’s major national universities, known for a broad range of academic disciplines (including engineering, science, medicine, agriculture, education, and law) and international research efforts. It contributes strongly to sustainability and peace research, reflecting its historical context in Hiroshima.

Japan for its contributions to the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

In the 2025 THE Impact Rankings, HU was placed 101–200th globally and 2nd among all Japanese universities, and it ranked in the global top 100 in seven SDG categories, more than any other Japanese institution.

Living on campus Dorms are located on or close to campus, usually within walking distance, and offer private rooms with shared kitchens and laundry spaces. The setup is affordable and student-friendly, making it easy to meet both Japanese and international peers and build community. It’s a good fit for students who want a college-town atmosphere and plenty of opportunities for cultural exchange.

SEE CAMPUS: go.uidaho.edu/hiroshima-map

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University of Idaho | Hiroshima University

University of Idaho Quick facts

A top university The University of Idaho is classified as an R1 “Very High Research Activity”

Name: University of Idaho

institution under the Carnegie

Location: Moscow, Idaho

only about 4% of U.S. universities. This

Classification, a designation held by

Type: Public land-grant research university (flagship of the state of Idaho)

recognizes U of I as a leading research

Founded: 1889

broad research impact.

The University of Idaho is Idaho’s original land-grant institution and its leading public research university. It offers a wide range of academic disciplines including engineering, agriculture, natural resources, business, education, health, law, and the liberal arts.

As the state’s top research institution, U of I drives innovation in sustainability, agriculture, cybersecurity, engineering, and environmental science, with a statewide network of research and Extension centers that support Idaho’s communities, economy, and natural resources.

university with strong doctoral programs, significant research expenditures, and

Living on campus Residence halls are located right on campus, putting students within an easy walk of classes, dining, and recreation.

The setup is designed to be affordable and student-centered, making it easy to meet other students and build a strong social network. Living on campus puts you in the heart of student life with easy access to Vandal athletics, clubs, events, recreation facilities and everything happening across campus.

SEE CAMPUS: go.uidaho.edu/moscow-map

University of Idaho | Hiroshima University

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HIROSHIMA UNIVERSITY, HIROSHIMA, JAPAN FALL TERM — YEAR 1 Term Course Title

1

SPRING TERM — YEAR 1

Course Number

Cr

Computer Science I

CS 1120

4

Writing and Rhetoric I

ENGL 1101

3

Calculus I

MATH 1170

4

General Chemistry I

CHEM 1111

3

General Chemistry I Laboratory

CHEM 1111L

1

HOURS

Term Course Title

2

15

Course Number

Cr

Foundations of Electrical and Computer Engineering

ECE 1010

2

Calculus II

MATH 1750

4

Engineering Physics I

PHYS 2110

3

Laboratory Physics I

PHYS 2110L

1

Writing and Rhetoric II

ENGL 1102

3

HOURS

FALL TERM — YEAR 2 Term Course Title

3

SPRING TERM — YEAR 2

Course Number

Cr

Electrical Circuits I

ECE 2100

3

Electrical Circuits Lab I

ECE 2110

1

Engineering Statics

ENGR 2100

3

Calculus III

MATH 2750

3

Engineering Physics II

PHYS 2120

3

Laboratory Physics II

PHYS 2120L

Fundamentals of Oral Communication

COMM 1101

HOURS

13

Term Course Title

Course Number

Cr

Electrical Circuits II

ECE 1010

3

Electrical Circuits II Lab

MATH 1750

1

Digital Logic

PHYS 2110

3

Logic Circuit Lab

PHYS 2110L

1

Sophomore Seminar

ENGL 1102

0

1

Engineering Dynamics

ENGR 2200

3

3

Ordinary Differential Equations

MATH 3100

3

GENED

AMST 3010 OR PHIL 1103

4

17

HOURS

3 14

UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO CAMPUS, MOSCOW, ID, U.S.A. FALL TERM — YEAR 3 Term Course Title

5

SPRING TERM — YEAR 3

Course Number

Cr

Course Number

Cr

Microelectronics I

ECE 3100

3

Microcontrollers

ECE 3400

3

Microelectronics I Lab

ECE 3110

1

Microcontrollers Lab

ECE 3410

1

Energy Systems I

ECE 3200

3

Signals and Systems I

ECE 3500

3

Energy Systems I Laboratory

ECE 3210

1

Signals and Systems I Lab ECE 3510

1

Electromagnetic Theory

ECE 3300

3

Linear Algebra

MATH 3300

3

Electromagnetics Laboratory

ECE 3310

1

Probability and Statistics

STAT 3010

3

American Diversity Course

TBD

3

Economics

ECON 2201 OR ECON 2202

3

3

GENED

AMST 3010 OR PHIL 1103

3

Humanistic and Artistic Ways of Knowing Course

TBD

HOURS

Term Course Title

6

HOURS

18

FALL TERM — YEAR 4 Term Course Title

7

SPRING TERM — YEAR 4

Course Number

Cr

Course Number

Cr

EE Senior Design I

ECE 3100

3

EE Senior Design II

ECE 3400

3

Senior Seminar

ECE 3110

0

UPDV Technical, Major Elective Course

ECE 3410

3

UPDV Technical, Major Elective Course

ECE 3200

3

UPDV Technical, Major Elective Course

ECE 3500

3

International Course

ECE 3210

3

UPDV EE Course (from the list below)

ECE 3510

3

Social and Behavioral Ways of Knowing ECE 3300 Course

3

UPDV EE Course (from the list below)

MATH 3300

Engineering Economy

ECE 3310

2

UPDV EE Course (from the list below)

TBD

3

Humanistic and Artistic Ways of Knowing Course HOURS

6

17

TBD

3 17

Term Course Title

8

HOURS TOTAL

3 15

12126

Upper Division EE Course List: ECE 4100 OR ECE 4180 OR ECE 4200 OR ECE 4300 OR ECE 4320 OR ECE 4340 OR ECE 4400 OR ECE 4430 OR ECE 4500 OR ECE 4600 OR ECE 4650 OR ECE 4700 Prepatory Courses Available: Math1080 (Intermediate Algebra), Math1143 (Precalculus 1: Algebra), Math 1144 (Trigonometry)

University of Idaho | Hiroshima University

Admission Requirements

Costs of attendance MESA Rate Tuition and Program Fees

$10,810

Housing and Meals (Moscow)**

$12,126

1. Academic requirements

Housing and Meals (Hiroshima)

$5,167

International citizens

Insurance

$2,160

Personal Expenses Estimate

$2,644

First year students must have a 2.5 GPA on a 4.0 GPA scale from secondary school. Students must meet criteria for admission to universitylevel study in their home country.

Books and Supplies

$1,180

TOTAL (MOSCOW)

$28,920

TOTAL (HIROSHIMA)

$23,916

OTHER COSTS

U.S. Citizens High School ACT Cumulative Composite GPA

*Costs use current 2025-26 rates and are subject to change **Housing and meals costs are based upon Moscow campus rates

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3.00-4.00

N/A

*SAT EvidenceISAT Math + Based Literacy (ID Reading Residents) and Writing + Math N/A

≥ Level 3 + 3

Test score not Test score not Test score not required required required

2.60-2.99

15+

740+

N/A

Taiwan Semiconductor (TSMC) Intel Any student that doesn’t meet admission requirements listed Admissions above are invited to appeal to the Admissions Committee.

Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories Committee Fujikin go.uidaho.edu/admissions -committee Onsemi, Taiwan The Boeing Company Rorze Hewlett-Packard U.S. Naval Air System Command (NAVAIR) Tokyo Electron Ltd (more details at go.uidaho.edu/language) Samsung Meeting any one of the following scores is acceptable as proof of English proficiency for students whose primary language is not English.

Our undergraduate Electrical Engineering • TOEFL 70 program is accredited by the Engineering • IELTS 6.0 Accreditation Commission of ABET, • Pearson (PTE) Academic 48 www.abet.org.

2. Language requirements

Your degree is accredited

•

Duolingo 100

Career Placement 95% of U of I engineering students graduate

with a job or are enrolled in additional education.

¥17,627,783 USD $118,780

average median salary per year for electrical engineers — U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics University of Idaho | Hiroshima University

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Application checklist 1. Apply online today Complete the online undergraduate application for admission

 Apply online at go.uidaho.edu/ applyforadmission

 Select Hiroshima University – Japan as

the campus where you wish to study and Electrical Engineering – Global BSEE as your major/field of study.

 Pay application fee (if required)

2. Send supporting documents

 Relevant transcripts and/or test scores  English proficiency score (for some

international citizens, check go.uidaho.edu/ language for more details)

 Additional country-specific requirements may apply

3. Receive admission notification

 Admissions decisions are made once all

materials have been received and reviewed.

CONTACT US International Student Admissions +1 208-885-5113 futurevandals@uidaho.edu

Start your global education today

Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering +1 208-885-6554 ece-info@uidaho.edu

uidaho.edu/mesa