Electrical Engineering

Their broad knowledge, from basic electrical engineering to complex electrical equipment, allows graduates to adapt and apply their skills wherever electrical engineering expertise is needed. They understand how electrical equipment operates and can apply that understanding in various technical fields.

Electrical Engineering graduates are fully prepared for professional practice. They can apply their knowledge in industry, scientific research, new technology development and fields involving electrical engineering, electronics and circuit design, both in core electrical engineering and related sectors such as construction and mechanical engineering.

• Safety in Electrical Engineering.
• Mathematics.
• Physical Education.
• Introduction to engineering.
• Fundamentals of Computer Technology.
• Introduction to physics.
• History of technology.
• Environmental Science.
• Algorithm Design and Programming.

The relevance of the bachelor’s programme in Electrical Engineering lies in its versatility, giving graduates a wide range of employment opportunities.

Graduates will find employment in all relevant economic sectors, especially designing electrical systems with control components for dynamic small and medium-sized industrial companies in the EU.

A certificate of Slovak proficiency at B1 level is required