Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Electronics Engineering

For Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, tuition comes to 55,950 AED per year.

University of Sharjah in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, offers a Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Electronics Engineering taught in English. This engineering discipline covers the study, design and application of systems that generate, transmit and use electrical power, alongside the smaller-scale electronic circuits and devices used in computing, communication and control systems. Undergraduate coursework typically includes circuit analysis, electromagnetics, digital and analog electronics, power systems, control systems, signal processing and communication systems, supported by mathematics and physics foundations. Students generally work through laboratory exercises that pair theoretical instruction with hands-on experience building, testing and troubleshooting circuits and electronic systems. Many programs also introduce microcontrollers, embedded systems and the fundamentals of renewable energy technologies, reflecting the breadth of applications within the field, from household electronics to large-scale power infrastructure. Because electrical and electronics engineering underpins so many modern technologies, students in this discipline often develop skills applicable across telecommunications, automation, energy and computing sectors. Graduates pursue careers as electrical engineers, electronics engineers, power systems engineers, control systems engineers and communications engineers, working for utility companies, construction and infrastructure firms, telecommunications providers, manufacturing companies and government agencies. Others continue to postgraduate study to specialize further in areas such as power engineering, telecommunications or embedded systems design. Given ongoing investment in power infrastructure, telecommunications networks and industrial development across the United Arab Emirates, electrical and electronics engineers are needed across both public utilities and private industry. The program forms part of the engineering offerings at the University of Sharjah.