COURSE CURRICULUM

The electrical and electronic engineering degree is designed to provide a strong balance of theory, practical skills, and industry experience over three years. In the first year, students build a solid foundation in core areas such as mathematics for engineers, electrical principles, analogue and digital electronics, and programming for electronic systems. They also begin to explore engineering applications while developing professional and industrial awareness, which prepares them for future placements and career opportunities. The second year advances into more complex topics, including communication engineering, power systems, machines and control, and analytical methods for electrical principles. Students also learn about embedded systems configuration and programming, alongside advanced electronic systems, while developing leadership and product development skills to enhance innovation and employability. In the third year, practical industry experience is emphasized through supervised work placements, providing valuable insights into real engineering environments. Alongside this, students study industrial management, power electronics applications, and advanced embedded systems, with a focus on applying technical knowledge to real-world contexts. The year culminates with a major engineering project, allowing students to showcase their design, problem-solving, and research abilities. Overall, the course equips graduates with technical expertise, practical experience, and professional skills for successful engineering careers.