Electronics

Electronics bachelor’s graduates are educated in the development, implementation, design, operation and application of electronic circuits and systems across low-current electronics and electronic communications. Their knowledge covers processing, generation, transmission and storage of audiovisual and radio signals, including optical and biological signals. Students gain theory supported by practical experience in:

• nanoelectronics;
• intelligent receptors;
• organic electronics;
• optoelectronics;
• Internet of Things (IoT) systems, etc.

• Introduction to physics.
• History of Information and Communications Technologies.
• The environment.
• English language.
• Computer Architecture.
• Electrical Engineering
• Physics.
• Mathematics.
• Physical Education.

Graduates can manage complex production processes, introduce new materials and processes, and design analogue and digital electronic circuits and systems for a wide range of applications. They are ready to work independently, in a team or in middle management:

• in various industries, in both the public and private sectors;
• in scientific research as a developer and technologist;
• in the media sector (radio, television and wireless data networks);
• in transport and security;
• the development, production, operation and maintenance of technological processes.

A certificate of Slovak proficiency at B1 level is required