Electrical Engineering

How can medical procedures become less invasive? How can people live independently at home for longer? How can AI become more energy-efficient, or medicines be delivered by drones to remote locations?

In the Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering, you will tackle challenges like these. You will learn to design smart electrical engineering solutions, ranging from microchips and nanoelectronics to robots and medical devices.

You will study mathematics, physics, electromagnetism and electronics, while combining theory courses with hands-on labs in programming, computer and network systems, and AI hardware. Theory and practice come together in project-based learning.

With your expertise, you can contribute to innovations in healthcare, sustainable energy, food production, mobility and more. After graduation, you can pursue a career in areas such as the semiconductor industry, robotics, telecommunications, education or healthcare technology.