Electrical and Electronic Engineering

The Master’s degree in Electrical and electronic engineering responds to the growing needs of interconnected sectors of science and technology and educates highly competitive researchers and professionals in the fields of electrical and electronic engineering.Three orientations are offered: electronics and microelectronics, information technologies, and power and energy.In addition to attending regular lectures offered by our internationally acclaimed professors, students gain valuable practical experience with laboratory activities and research projects. This degree covers both theoretical foundations and practical aspects of the discipline.Students are prepared for a wide variety of careers in academia or in industry, such as electronics and microelectronics, information technologies (RF-engineering, photonics, signal and image processing), telecommunications, multimedia, mechatronics, power systems, biomedical instruments, electric drives and aerospace.