Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering

Electrical Engineering is 4 year program and the purpose of this programme is to produce a new generation of practically oriented, creative and innovative Electrical Engineering graduates with relevant competencies in power systems, microelectronics, automation and emerging technologies, who will contribute to socio-economic transformation and sustainable development. Read about Requirements and Course details.
 
The specific objectives of this programme are to produce graduates who are able to;

•  Demonstrate competence to apply fundamental Electrical engineering concepts in a professional setting by active participation in professional engineering activities including but not limited to: creating, researching, innovating, designing, testing, evaluating, estimating, planning, educating, communicating and collaborating.
• Continue to develop professionally through involvement in post-graduate learning activities.
• Create jobs and enterprises through innovations development
• Provide environmentally sustainable and safe solutions to Electrical Engineering Challenges.

 
Career Opportunities for the Graduates

Electrical engineering graduates from Busitema University are equipped with knowledge, skills and competencies to create employment and to be employed in a variety of fields in industry and other organizations, including but not limited to the following:

• Electrical installation and maintenance
• Power generation, transmission and distribution
• Private consultation firms
• Development laboratories
• Government
• Large and small private enterprises involved with the design, development, production, and marketing of electronic systems, subsystems, and components of products

"In the 21^st century, the discipline of electrical engineering continues to be one of the primary drivers of change and progress in technology and standards of living around the world. Electrical Engineering training in the world entails areas such as aerospace and aeronautics, communications, transportation, medicine, power, robotics, military engineering, security, and geosciences and geo-referencing"