The aim of the Electrical–Electronics Engineering Program is to provide students with a balanced foundation in both the theoretical principles and current application areas of electrical-electronics engineering. The program places strong emphasis on active learning. Hands-on courses, project-based learning, and skill-oriented course components are among the core elements of the program.
The program includes a mandatory short-term internship of 4 weeks (20 working days) during the summer term of the second year, as well as a mandatory intern engineering practice of 70 working days (one semester). These are designed to ensure that our graduates enter the industry as work-ready individuals. Work has already begun on initiatives that will extend the intern engineering practice to 70+70 working days, covering a full academic year.
The program has a flexible structure and offers a rich selection of elective courses. Students can differentiate themselves by taking elective courses, and may pursue minor or double major programs.
Last updated: 26 October 2026