Electrical Technical Engineering
Power generation and distribution, control systems, electrical machines, and the applied laboratory training the energy sector depends on.
Electrical Technical Engineering
The Department of Electrical Engineering Techniques is a technical engineering specialisation concerned with the study and application of technologies related to electrical energy, electrical and electronic systems, and control systems. The department combines theoretical grounding with practical application through laboratories and training, with the aim of preparing graduates capable of designing, operating and maintaining electrical systems and equipment.
The specialisation covers fields such as the generation, transmission and distribution of electrical power, motors and generators, electrical networks, renewable energy, control and automation, and electronics.
Graduates of the department are able to work in power generation, transmission and distribution stations, in industrial projects and energy companies, and in the operation and maintenance of electrical equipment and systems across both the public and private sectors.
Vision & Mission
Vision
Leadership in keeping pace with the rapid scientific developments in the fields of electrical engineering, through qualifying engineering cadres who possess the requisite knowledge competence and applied skills.
Mission
The department is committed to building distinguished engineering competencies in the electrical power specialisation, by equipping students with the scientific and technical skills necessary to contribute effectively to serving the community and meeting the requirements of the labour market in both the public and private sectors.
Objectives & Goals
🎓 Academic Objectives
🏅 Quality & Performance Objectives
🔧 Technical & Professional Objectives
A Message from the Head of Department
Welcome to the Department of Electrical Engineering Techniques, where we work to build a generation of engineers capable of keeping pace with the rapid developments in electrical engineering, energy, and modern technologies. Our department seeks to deliver an engineering education that brings together scientific foundations, technical knowledge and practical application, in a way that meets the needs of the labour market and the requirements of sustainable development.
The department is concerned with a range of fields including electrical power technologies, power systems, the generation, transmission and distribution of energy, renewable energy, energy efficiency, and control systems and modern electrical technologies — with an emphasis on developing students’ skills in analysis, design and engineering problem-solving.
The department aims to prepare graduates who possess the knowledge and skills necessary to work efficiently across different engineering fields, who are capable of creativity and innovation and of applying modern technologies to engineering challenges, and who can contribute to the development of the energy sector and to the service of the community.
Published Research
Research & Specialisations
Power Systems & Electrical Energy
Renewable and Solar Energy
Electronics & Electrical Circuits
Control, Supervision & Automation Systems
Electrical Machines & Equipment
Smart Electrical Grids & Systems
Energy Efficiency & Consumption Rationalisation
Maintenance & Operation of Electrical Systems
Career Paths
On graduating from the Department of Electrical Engineering Techniques, the student is qualified to work as an Electrical Engineering Technicianin the operation, maintenance, design and implementation of electrical systems and equipment, and may work in:
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