Transmission & Distribution

Power the Future

T8EU2 折扣店 - 高評價 帶曲柄的高齡獵人用弩弓 當日發貨’s Transmission and Distribution Engineering Department trains power utility engineers for the future of the electrical grid.

You will tackle real-world challenges and gain knowledge about emerging trends, as you learn from our expert faculty, who are working engineers and industry leaders at top utilities and engineering firms around the United States.

We offer two online choices: a Master of Engineering in Transmission and Distribution Engineering and a Certificate in Transmission and Distribution Engineering.

Both are designed for electric utility engineers and can help electrical, mechanical and civil engineers reach their goals in the power industry.

Questions? Call or text Catie Peissig in Graduate Admissions at (509) 313-4370.
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Shiloh Fraijo

Master of Engineering in Transmission & Distribution

With the energy sector evolving rapidly, Fraijo believes his degree provides a strong foundation for future opportunities and encourages engineers looking to advance in the electrical utility industry to consider the program

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Tomas Mendez ('19)

Certificate in Transmission & Distribution

Supports renewable energy systems around the country for Duke Energy Renewables, with his Gonzaga T&D Certificate.

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Nick Coulson (‘15)

Master of Engineering in Transmission & Distribution

Modernizing PSE grid with two degrees from Gonzaga - BS in Mechanical Engineering and Master of Engineering in Transmission & Distribution