Tuition

€2,100

Duration

3.5 years

Admissions Deadline

23 July

Location

Gliwice

Profile

Graduates acquire knowledge from the fields of electrical engineering, power engineering, automatics, robotics, analog and digital electronics, exploitation of electric systems and programming languages. They have skills in design, construction and exploitation of power devices and systems as well as safety engineering in various fields of modern industry. They have knowledge on the basics of law for engineers, organization and economics of production and management. This course of study combines modern electrical engineering with selected issues of electronics, automatics, microprocessor technique and computer science when taking into account requirements of economy and management.

Notes

Only first year tuition is €2,250. Application deadline for EU students is June 7.

Tuition

€2,100

Specific Areas of Study

Electrical Engineering

Format

Full Time

Degree Type

Bachelors

Admissions Requirements

High school / secondary education (or higher), Secondary School Certificate with transcript of records in math, biology, chemistry, physics and informatics, Document stating that candidate’s diploma allows to take up the second cycle studies in the country of issue (if such a statement is not already written on that certificate).Specific requirements for Non-EU applicants: The documents should be legalized or be marked with an apostille.