The Electronic and Electrical Engineering degree focuses on the design, development, and application of electrical and electronic systems, interfaces, and communications. While electrical engineering typically deals with large-scale power systems and equipment, electronic engineering is centered around smaller circuits, devices, and communication technologies. The programme offers a comprehensive understanding of how electrical technologies function, preparing students for a future shaped by emerging innovations in the electrical and electronic fields.

Students will gain in-depth technical knowledge across various domains, including electronics, signal processing, power engineering, computer systems, communication technologies, and engineering management. The curriculum combines theoretical learning with hands-on practical experience, ensuring students are well-equipped for engineering roles in the workforce upon graduation.

A degree in Electronic and Electrical Engineering opens up a wide range of career opportunities. Graduates can pursue careers in industries such as electronics, telecommunications, robotics, computer systems, and more.