The Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Electronics Engineering aims to: Provide students with strong theoretical and practical knowledge in electrical and electronics engineering. Develop competence in the design, installation, operation, and maintenance of electrical and electronic systems. Equip graduates with problem-solving, analytical, and innovation skills relevant to modern engineering practice. Promote ethical conduct, teamwork, and effective communication in professional engineering environments. Prepare graduates for professional engineering practice, postgraduate studies, research, and lifelong learning.
Direct entry (A-level passes in Mathematics & Physics), Higher Education
Access Certificate (HEAC), and Diploma Holders Scheme.
Graduates of the Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Electronics Engineering may pursue careers as: Electrical Engineer Electronics Engineer Power Systems Engineer Control and Instrumentation Engineer Telecommunications Engineer Renewable Energy Engineer Maintenance and Plant Engineer Systems Engineer Researcher or Academic (with further studies) Graduates may find employment in government institutions, utility companies, manufacturing industries, telecommunications firms, energy companies, engineering consultancies, and research organizations.