The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) is committed to providing top quality education and research opportunities in the field of Electrical and Electronics Engineering. Electrical Engineering is a practical discipline with a plethora of great career opportunities and the job market is expected to grow year by year. A degree in Electrical engineering will give you a range of skills including:
- Problem solving – Engineering is about finding better solution and more efficient ways of doing things.
- Teamwork – Working in teams means you can share expertise and develop faster and more robust solutions.
- Advanced Technical Skills – specializing in Electrical Engineering means you will build a strong knowledge of Electrical system and how to put it into practice in real world.
- Academic writing – you will be able to present your findings and ideas in a compelling way in written reports.
- Decision making – Electrical engineers will always be willing to take risks and to have confidence in their decisions even under pressure.
Electrical engineering is the design, maintenance and control of various systems, machinery and equipment and it has a broad field, which has more impact on people’s daily lives. You will study a range of interesting subjects during the course of your degree programme. This may include:
- Electrical Machine Applications-
- Mathematics and Control – having a good grounding in pure mathematics and control is vital, as they are the basis of all engineering
- Electricity – study the science behind electricity and how it can further change the world.
- Design and manufacture – learn how to draw designs digitally and how manufacturing processes work.
- Robotics and Artificial Intelligence – study the mechanics of robotics and the influence that this relatively new technology is having across a number of industries.
- Computer Applications – computer technology continues to evolve at an incredible pace, stretching its impact into almost every part of life.
- E-Vehicle
