Undergraduate Studies

Electrical power engineering is concerned with the generation, transmission and distribution of electric power.

In Stages 1 and 2 you study a common syllabus, developing your expertise in electrical machines and electronic systems.

In Stage 3 and 4 you study with specialist topics, such as:

electrical machines, power electronics, Transmission and Distribution and renewable energy etc..

You also undertake a large individual design project to showcase your skills to future employers.

1st Year Curriculum:

  • Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering
  • Digital Techniques
  • Engineering Mechanics/1
  • Mathematics/1
  • Engineering Workshop
  • Welding and Lathing Workshops
  • Electrical Workshop
  • Engineering Drawing
  • Fundamentals of Computer
  • Human Rights

2nd Year Curriculum:

  • DC Machines
  • Electronics
  • Electric Circuit Analysis
  • Engineering mechanics/2
  • Measurement and Instruments
  • Mathematics/2
  • Computer Programming
  • Summer Training Course

3rd Year Curriculum:

  • Power Engineering
  • Power electronics
  • AC Current Machines
  • Electromagnetic Fields
  • Digital controllers and Microprocessor
  • Numerical and Engineering Analysis
  • Computer Applications
  • Summer Training Course

4th Year Curriculum:

  • Transmission and Distribution Systems
  • Special Electrical Machines and Advanced Power Electronics
  • Power Systems Analysis
  • Electric power generation and renewable energy
  • Control Systems Analysis
  • H.V Techniques
  • 4th year Project
  • Industrial Management and Occupational safety
  • Modeling and Simulation

Study To Learn ..

Not Just to Pass an Exam


Exams periods:

  • First Semester Exams January
  • Second Semester Exams April-May
  • Final year Exams Jun