The objective of the program is to educate research-oriented professionals who have the knowledge and skills to ensure the supply of electrical power, select and operate appropriate electrical equipment, and improve the efficiency of industrial processes. Graduates are expected to combine engineering and economic knowledge and skills with independent and creative thinking, effective communication, and proficiency in professional English.

PLO-1: Foundational theoretical knowledge in electrical engineering and related sciences.

PLO-2: Foundational theoretical knowledge in electrical engineering and related sciences.

PLO-3: Knowledge and skills in modern information systems and technologies.

PLO-4: Communication skills and knowledge of foreign languages.

PLO-5: Theoretical and practical knowledge and skills in the professional field of electrical engineering.

PLO-6: Knowledge and skills in conducting research and analysis.

PLO-7: Creative, reflective, and critical-thinking skills.

PLO-8: Professional ethics, leadership skills, and appropriate attitudes.

Specialization

  • Track 1: Economics
  • Track 2: Mechanical Engineering

Advantages:

 

The program is included among the priority fields of higher education. The university offers scholarships that provide tuition-fee reductions.

 

Features:

  • Offers a professional English-language training curriculum in cooperation with the University of Greenwich, United Kingdom.
  • Implements a work-based learning (WBL) program.
  1. Electrical engineer
  2. Professional in the energy sector
  3. Engineering and technical staff member
  4. Project officer
  5. Researcher or lecturer

 

  • A 3+1 program with Halla University, Republic of Korea.
  • Students have the opportunity to participate in a student exchange program with Tohoku University, Japan.
  • Students may participate in the student exchange program at Tohoku University, Japan.