Bachelor in Electrical engineering

At Silesian University of Technology, tuition fees are 2,920 USD per year.

The Silesian University of Technology in Gliwice offers a bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, taught in English over seven semesters, with yearly tuition of 2500.0 EUR. Graduates acquire knowledge across electrical engineering, power engineering, automatics, robotics, analog and digital electronics, the exploitation of electric systems, and programming languages. They develop skills in the design, construction, and exploitation of power devices and systems, along with safety engineering across various fields of modern industry, and they gain knowledge of the legal basics relevant to engineers as well as the organization and economics of production and management. The program combines modern electrical engineering with selected topics in electronics, automatics, microprocessor technique, and computer science, while also taking into account the requirements of economy and management. This blend of technical and management-oriented content reflects how electrical engineering roles increasingly require graduates to understand not just circuits and power systems but also the organizational and economic context they operate within. Electrical engineering as a field covers the generation, transmission, and control of electrical power, along with the electronic and computing systems used to monitor and manage it. A seven-semester bachelor's program of this kind typically builds foundational knowledge across circuits, power systems, and control theory before introducing more applied and interdisciplinary content. Graduates of programs like this commonly move into roles in power system design, industrial automation, electronics manufacturing, and technical management within engineering firms, or continue to graduate study for more specialized or research-oriented work. Based in Gliwice, this program gives students a seven-semester route through core electrical engineering combined with applied economic and managerial context.