Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering

Tuition is 76,258 AED per year.

Electrical engineering is the branch of engineering concerned with the study and application of electricity, electronics and electromagnetism, spanning everything from power generation and distribution to microelectronics, control systems and telecommunications. As an undergraduate discipline, it typically covers subjects such as circuit theory, electronics, digital systems, electromagnetics, control systems, signal processing, and power systems, alongside a strong foundation in mathematics and physics. Students learn to analyze and design circuits and systems, work with both analog and digital electronics, and understand how electrical energy is generated, transmitted and used across residential, commercial and industrial settings. Laboratory work and design projects are central to the discipline, giving students practical experience building and testing circuits, programming embedded systems, and applying theoretical concepts to real engineering problems. Electrical engineering graduates pursue careers across a wide range of industries, including power and energy, telecommunications, electronics manufacturing, automation and control systems, and increasingly in areas connected to renewable energy and smart infrastructure. The field suits students with strong mathematical and analytical skills who are interested in the technology underlying modern communication, computing and energy systems. Given the ongoing investment in power infrastructure, telecommunications and technology sectors across the United Arab Emirates and the wider region, electrical engineers remain in steady demand across both the public and private sectors. The Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering is offered by Canadian University Dubai, located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, with instruction delivered in English throughout the program. The program is accredited by the UAE Commission for Academic Accreditation, placing it within the country's recognized framework for undergraduate engineering education.