Bachelor in Electrical and Electronics Engineering

This program covers the principles of electrical circuits, electronics, and power systems, preparing students to design and work with a wide range of electrical and electronic devices. Coursework typically includes circuit analysis, digital and analog electronics, control systems, power engineering, and signal processing, giving students a foundation across both electrical power and electronic systems. Students learn to apply mathematics and physics to practical engineering problems, often through laboratory work involving circuit design and testing. Graduates pursue careers in power generation and distribution, electronics manufacturing, telecommunications, automation, and related engineering fields. The program is taught in English over 4 years at Cyprus Science University, a private institution located in Girne, Northern Cyprus. The curriculum generally balances theoretical coursework with applied laboratory experience, reflecting the practical demands of the electrical and electronics engineering profession. Students also gain exposure to emerging areas within the field, such as renewable energy systems and embedded electronics. This broad grounding prepares graduates for roles across industries that depend on electrical infrastructure and electronic devices, as well as for further specialization through graduate study.