Electrical Engineering teaches you how modern technology works and how we can use it to further enhance, accelerate or scale down electronics-based systems. Your work and commitment will result in high-tech applications that are based on nanotechnology, robotics, electronics and communication technology. The specific developments that we work on include lab-on-a-chip, methods for building faster and better computers, chips that can be used to carry out a pregnancy test, and a sensor that measures the level of vibration in bridges.

Our projects will challenge you to improve high-tech systems with an emphasis on themes such as sustainability, health, safety and energy. You will use knowledge from the fields of computer science, physics and mathematics and become acquainted with the full range of electronic components. The programme will develop your skills in research, design and organization, enabling you to discover where your own strengths are.

All of the systems we use today rely on information processing, electronics, mechanisms and computers. As an electrical engineer, you can use your high-tech expertise to work towards a safer, healthier and more sustainable world.