BSc Electrical Engineering
Klaipėda, Lithuania
BSc
DURATION
4 years
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
EARLIEST START DATE
TUITION FEES
EUR 4,201
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
Key Summary
About: This BSc Electrical Engineering programme at Klaipeda University (official activities began 1 January 1991) combines theory and practice for current and emerging technologies. You’ll study electrical circuits, machines and drives, information technologies, industrial controls and communication, electricity and renewable energy, and microcontrollers, plus design, programming, maintenance and operation of industrial automation equipment.
Career Outcomes: Demand from Industry 4.0 and renewable energy is raising need for specialists. Potential roles include electrical engineer, automation and robotics engineer, power systems designer, renewable energy specialist, embedded systems developer. Graduates can work in electronics, transport, manufacturing, utilities, industrial design, or continue study and research.
This course provides students with a range of skills to understand and work with current and future technologies. Students will gain theoretical and practical knowledge of design and programming of industrial automation equipment, along with maintenance and operation - all reflecting the fast development of technology. Specific themes will include: electrical circuits, electrical machines and drives, information technologies, industrial controls and industrial communication, electricity and renewable energy, and microcontrollers.
The main courses in the curriculum include Robotic Systems; Renewable Energetics and Energy Efficiency; Microprocessors and Microcontrollers; Programmable Logic Controllers and Industrial Communication; and Electrical Transport Systems.
- Credits: 240 ECTS
- Awards: BSc (Bachelor of Engineering Sciences)
With the development of Industry 4.0, the fields of renewable energy and electronics are developing an increasing need for specialists in these fields. Opportunities include: electronics, electric power or other industrial fields, transport, automation and robotics, renewable energy, and electrical system design.