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Technical University of Cluj-Napoca
Master's in Modern Power Systems
- Cluj-Napoca, Romania
MSc
Full time
2 years
On-Campus
English
The mission of the Master’s program Modern Power Systems is closely aligned with the general mission of the Power Engineering field, which aims to train specialists capable of developing and implementing innovative technological solutions to address global challenges in the energy sector. These challenges include the transition to renewable sources, increasing energy efficiency, and integrating advanced technologies to create a sustainable and resilient power system.


Technical University of Cluj-Napoca
Master's in Artificial Intelligence and Signal Processing in Electronics and Telecommunications
- Cluj-Napoca, Romania
MSc
Full time
2 years
On-Campus
English
Training specialists with new skills associated with concepts and methods based on artificial intelligence and mathematical methods for extracting, processing, emphasizing, storing, classifying information contained in one-dimensional and multidimensional signals, as well as prediction based on them.


Valahia University of Targoviste
Master in Integrated Electrical Systems Engineering in Vehicles
- Târgoviște, Romania
Master degree
Full time
2 years
On-Campus
English, Romanian
The mission of the international Master’s program – Integrated Electrical Systems Engineering in Vehicles is that of promoting education and scientific research according to the requests for integration in the knowledge society, regarding consolidation and developing of the European Space of Education and European Space of Scientific Research by promoting the great values at the level of all the on-going activities and processes.
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Gheorghe Asachi Technical University Of Iasi
Bachelor's Degree in Telecommunication Technologies and Systems
- Iași, Romania
Bachelor's degree
Full time
4 years
On-Campus
English
This program is organized by the Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications and Information Technology of Iasi, Romania. The program focuses on telecommunication technologies and systems, including both fundamentals and specialized topics related to modern applications.


University of Petrosani
Electromechanics
- Petroșani, Romania
Bachelor's degree
On-Campus
Romanian
The specialization "Electromechanics" is part of the field of Electrical Engineering, being a specialization with tradition in our university. Within the specialization, the acquisition of knowledge in both the electrical and mechanical fields, related to the production sectors, is ensured.
Learn more about Electrical and Electronic Engineering degree programs in Romania
Electrical and electronic engineering sits at the core of modern infrastructure, from power grid design to wireless communication systems. If you're drawn to how things work at a circuit level, studying this field in Romania puts you in a country with a well-established engineering tradition and strong ties to Europe's manufacturing and technology sectors.
Romanian engineering education fosters analytical independence and collaborative problem-solving across a rigorous academic culture. Your coursework will cover circuit theory, signal processing, embedded systems, and control engineering, with practical instruction through lab sessions and industry-linked projects. You'll also work with simulation and modeling tools used across professional engineering environments worldwide.
Graduates go on to work in telecommunications, energy, automotive electronics, aerospace, and consumer technology, among other sectors. The skills you gain, ranging from hardware design to systems analysis, transfer directly into global engineering roles. Romania's position within the EU also means your qualification carries weight in international markets, whether you continue into research or move into professional practice elsewhere.