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“Throughout 4 years of my degree, I have collected valuable
experiences being a student of the Electrical Engineering
department. The department encourages proactivity, providing

hands-on projects and workshops that brushes my technical as
well as interpersonal skills. Industrial visits and talks were also
organised, giving us students a vision of potential career paths

and opportunities for the future. The department is also where I
nourished my personal growth with meaningful connections
established with my friends and wisdom from my lecturers. Life is

an ongoing learning journey and I am happy to have learnt a hefty
amount being a part of the department.”

– SERI INTAN RAIHANA BINTI ZULQARNAIN, ALUMNI 2020

PROGRAMME SYNOPSIS

Bachelor of Electrical Engineering

The Bachelor of Electrical Engineering exposes the students to the theory and applications of
electricity, electronics, information and signal processing. During the four years (eight semesters)
of study, this programme also offers a comprehensive view into the basic applications and
principles in the field of electrical engineering. There is a variety of teaching-learning (delivery)
modes of lectures, project work, design tasks, research, experiments, seminars, fieldwork and
practical training, that encourages innovation and creativity among students. To strengthen and
enhance students design skills and hands-on experience, integrated design and research project are
introduced in the program. The curriculum structure requires a minimum of 137 credits to
graduate, with an average of 5 or 6 courses in a semester. The programme also requires an
Industrial Training attachment of 10 weeks. The objective of this attachment is to enable students
to gain first-hand experience in the industry and to have an insight on how theories are put to
practice in real situations. To expand students’ experience beyond the classroom, the programme
also requires the students to undergo several industrial visits and attend research and industrial talk
given by the industries.

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