Description
The programme leads to the award of the Integrated Master's Degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering, which is recognised as an Integrated Master's Degree in accordance with the applicable legislation. It is a five-year programme (ten academic semesters) providing comprehensive education in power systems, electronics, telecommunications, computer engineering, software, computer networks, automation and intelligent technologies through theoretical instruction, laboratory work and a diploma thesis.
Relation to Employment
Graduates are prepared for careers in electrical power systems, electronics, telecommunications, computer engineering, software engineering, computer networks, automation, intelligent systems, industry, consulting and research.
Access Requirements / Progression Opportunities
Admission to the program requires a Secondary School Leaving Certificate (High School Diploma) and successful participation in national-level examinations.
Knowledge
• Graduates possess the necessary scientific and technical knowledge to practise as Electrical and Computer Engineers.
• They acquire specialised knowledge, depending on their chosen study track, in Electrical Energy Engineering, Electronics and Computer Engineering, or Telecommunications Engineering.
Skills
• They effectively apply their knowledge in practice and search for, analyse and synthesise data and information using appropriate technologies.
• They design and manage projects of varying scale and complexity.
• They generate new ideas in research and develop general and creative thinking skills.
Competences
• They adapt to new situations, keep abreast of scientific and technological developments, and make informed decisions.
• They work independently or as part of teams in local, international and interdisciplinary environments.
• They develop the capacity for independent and lifelong learning, enabling them to continuously expand and update their knowledge.