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Can I get into an engineering graduate program with a B.S. in Electronics Engineering Technolo?

I am currently working on a BSEET (in the U.S.) with a focus on alternative energies and have some work experience in photovoltaics. Will engineering graduate programs accept me with a B.S. or would I have to get a B.S.E. ? Specifically, I would like to do a research degree at a university in the U.K.

You may have an easier time getting into a UK university than a U.S. one. They use slightly different terminology in the UK and it is more likely to slip through the cracks.

In the U.S. you may be accepted, but will have to take a lot of remedial courses. Generally the BSEET is a lot less mathematically in-depth than a BSEE. I wouldn’t count on getting accepted as a funded student without a lot more background. You may want to look at the curriculum and syllabi of a local BSEE program and just take the classes where you are lacking. A graduate program cares that you have a B.S. degree, and that you have the required background. The fact that you didn’t jump through the hoops to get another piece of paper probably won’t bother anybody.

MSc Degree in Electrical Energy Conversion Systems at the University of Manchester