BA/BS in Electrical Engineering

This department trains electrical engineers for industry and runs both a bachelor track and a master track. Its teaching is shaped by national science and technology priorities, and it was set up alongside the university itself. Study spans several strands, among them power networks, electronic power conversion, control theory, microwave circuitry, semiconductor devices as well as biomedical engineering. Research effort clusters around energy conversion and motor drives, medical imaging and chip design, advanced controller design using DSPs or FPGAs together with machine vision and robotics, grid operation, power quality, and the applied physics of semiconductor processing and electronic materials. Applicants and students can consult separate curriculum plans and professional domain maps for the bachelor and master levels on the department website, which also lists faculty and laboratory facilities for teaching and research.