Mission
To educate electrical engineers who combine technical excellence, innovation, and ethical responsibility in power, electronics, and energy systems.
Power systems, electronics, control engineering, and renewable energy applications.
Four-year Electrical & Electronics Engineering pathway covering circuits, power systems, electronics, control theory, telecommunications, and a final-year design project.
Program Overview
Power systems, electronics, control engineering, and renewable energy applications.
Power systems, electronics, control engineering, and renewable energy applications. Students develop competence in designing, analysing, and maintaining electrical and electronic systems through lectures, laboratories, and project work.
To educate electrical engineers who combine technical excellence, innovation, and ethical responsibility in power, electronics, and energy systems.
To graduate engineers recognized for electrical systems competence, professional integrity, and contribution to infrastructure development.
Students learn through lectures, laboratory sessions, simulation exercises, design projects, and supervised engineering practice.
Electronics, power systems, control, and computer-aided design facilities support hands-on practice from circuit fundamentals to advanced system design.
Generation, transmission, distribution, and protection of electrical power networks.
Analog and digital electronics, semiconductor devices, and circuit design.
Feedback control, automation, and system stability for engineering applications.
Solar, wind, and hybrid energy integration for sustainable power solutions.
Signals, communication systems, and data transmission fundamentals.
Project-based design integrating analysis, prototyping, and professional documentation.
Analyse circuits, power systems, and electronic devices using engineering principles.
Design electrical and electronic systems with appropriate standards and safety considerations.
Conduct experiments, interpret results, and validate engineering solutions in the lab.
Communicate technical work, collaborate in teams, and uphold engineering ethics.
Mathematics, physics, programming basics, and introductory electrical engineering.
Circuits, electronics, electromagnetics, and digital systems fundamentals.
Power systems, control, telecommunications, and renewable energy applications.
Advanced design, internship or field practice, and final-year engineering project.
Admissions
Follow our unified admissions roadmap. Our enrollment staff are fully dedicated to processing your credentials.
Review our engineering, sciences, and business programs catalog to select your perfect path.
Compile school certificates, high school transcript cards, photos, and passport identity files.
Complete the online PUST enrollment sheet on this platform carefully.
Settle the $20 administrative processing fee at our aligned banking counters or secure portals.
Sit for the fundamental general scientific and mathematical entrance assessment exam on campus.
Receive the formal registrar enrollment certificate package with class schedules.
Secondary school certificate or equivalent with strong performance in Mathematics and Physics.
Completed application form, academic certificates, identification document, and passport-size photos.
Apply online, submit required documents, complete any entrance assessment requested by Admissions, and confirm registration after offer.
Intake deadlines are published by the Admissions Office each semester. Early application is recommended.
Different degree programs require specific credentials. Select your intended level of study to inspect target registration benchmarks before applying.
Tuition & Fees
| Programme | Duration | Semester Fee | Annual Fee | Registration | Schedule |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Electrical & Electronics Engineering | 4 Years (8 Semesters) | $300 | $600 | $20 | Semester-based payment before registration confirmation |
Applied Learning
Students learn through circuit laboratories, electronics workshops, simulation studios, and supervised engineering projects.
6 learning environments
Hands-on experiments in circuit analysis, measurements, and electrical safety practices.
Analog and digital electronics prototyping, testing, and troubleshooting exercises.
Feedback control experiments linking mathematical models to physical system behaviour.
Power system components, renewable energy setups, and energy efficiency investigations.
Engineering simulation tools and computer-aided design for electrical system documentation.
Team-based final-year project integrating analysis, design, prototyping, and professional presentation.
From circuit fundamentals to capstone design, you learn electrical engineering by building, testing, and refining systems that power modern infrastructure.
Graduate Outcomes
Graduates from electrical & electronics engineering enter professional roles across industry, public service, entrepreneurship, consulting, and further study.
4 graduate pathways
Graduates support utilities, construction, manufacturing, telecoms, renewable energy projects, and infrastructure development across the region.
Student Questions
Essential information for prospective Electrical & Electronics Engineering students.
5 common questions
The program is four years (eight semesters), combining academic study, laboratories, and a final-year design project.
Strong Mathematics and Physics are recommended for success in this programme.
Contact the Admissions Office or faculty for the latest approved course information.
Yes. Circuit, electronics, control, and power laboratory work are integrated throughout the curriculum.
Use the online application portal and submit all required academic and identity documents before the intake deadline.
Applications now open
Submit your application online today. Our admissions team will guide you through document submission, review, and enrollment for the next intake.