Applied Industrial Electronics

Shape the future of industry with the University of Aalborg’s BSc in Applied Industrial Electronics. This three-year, full-time program equips you with the technical expertise and practical skills to become a successful electronics engineer.

Master the Fundamentals: Gain a solid foundation in electrical engineering principles, including circuit analysis, power electronics, control systems, and digital electronics. Learn about various electronic components and their applications in industrial settings.

Specialize in Industrial Electronics: Deepen your knowledge of industrial automation, robotics, and power conversion systems. Explore areas like embedded systems programming, signal processing, and industrial communication protocols.

Project-Based Learning: Develop your practical skills through engaging projects that address real-world industrial challenges. Work on projects in collaboration with industry partners, applying your theoretical knowledge to solve practical problems.

Industry Focus: Benefit from the program’s strong industry connections. Gain valuable insights from guest lectures by industry professionals and participate in potential internship opportunities with leading companies in the field.

Internationally Recognized Degree: Earn a respected BSc degree that prepares you for a successful career in the global electronics industry.

Develop Valuable Skills: Hone your critical thinking, problem-solving, analytical, and research skills. Learn to effectively communicate technical concepts and collaborate with engineers from various disciplines.

This program is ideal for students with a strong foundation in math and physics and a passion for technology. Graduates emerge as versatile industrial electronics engineers prepared for diverse careers in various fields, including:

• Industrial automation and control systems design
• Robotics engineering
• Power electronics design and development
• Embedded systems programming
• Industrial instrumentation and measurement
• Manufacturing and process control
• Research and development in the electronics industry
• Further studies in electrical engineering, robotics, or related fields (e.g., mechatronics, automation engineering)