Within a few years of graduation, the alumni of the Electrical-Electronics Engineering program are expected to achieve the following career and professional milestones:
PEO-1: Professional and Technical Competence (Career Orientation) Establish a successful career as engineers, researchers, or managers in reputable national and international organizations operating in Electrical-Electronics Engineering and related multidisciplinary fields; and utilize their analytical and modeling skills at the highest level while solving complex engineering problems.
PEO-2: Innovation, Design, and Entrepreneurship Design sustainable products, systems, or processes using modern design methods in high-tech fields such as renewable energy systems, optoelectronics, smart systems, and organic electronics in line with the needs of the industry and the modern era; and establish their own technology-based start-ups or lead R&D projects with an entrepreneurial and innovative vision.
PEO-3: Lifelong Learning and Academic Advancement Internalize the philosophy of lifelong learning to adapt to rapid changes in science and technology; pursue graduate studies (Master’s and Ph.D.) at leading universities worldwide, or sustain their professional development through continuous education and professional certification programs.
PEO-4: Leadership, Ethics, and Social Responsibility Act with a profound sense of professional and ethical responsibility, taking into account the societal, environmental, and global impacts of the engineering solutions they develop; function effectively on multidisciplinary teams with strong communication skills, and assume leadership roles in engineering projects.
Last updated: 26 October 2026