The Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Electronic Engineering programme equips students with the essential knowledge and technical skills required to pursue successful careers in the engineering sector. It is ideally suited for individuals who aspire to work in fields such as electrical systems, electronics, telecommunications, power engineering, automation, and other related engineering disciplines.
The programme provides a solid foundation in the fundamental principles of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, while exposing students to the diverse areas of study within the field. Through a blend of theoretical coursework and practical laboratory training, students develop competencies in circuit theory, electronics, electrical machines, power systems, digital systems, control engineering, and emerging technologies.
Designed to build strong analytical and problem‑solving abilities, the programme prepares graduates to innovate, design, maintain, and manage electrical and electronic systems in modern industries. Students emerge as confident engineering professionals capable of applying their knowledge to real‑world challenges and contributing meaningfully to technological advancement.
The Electrical and Electronic Engineering Programme aims to develop enterprising, innovative, and confident professionals who possess the technical expertise and leadership abilities required to excel in technology, business, and community settings. The programme is structured to provide graduates with the essential skills needed to become immediately employable in today’s highly competitive global engineering environment.
Students are trained to think critically, solve complex engineering problems, and apply modern engineering tools and techniques with precision. The curriculum blends theoretical knowledge with practical experience, ensuring that graduates are well prepared to contribute meaningfully to industry, research, and technological advancement.
Major Areas of Learning
The Department offers comprehensive training in three major areas:
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Electrical Power Systems and Machines Focused on power generation, transmission, distribution, electrical machines, and energy systems.
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Electronics and Communications Covering electronic circuits, communication systems, signal processing, and modern telecommunication technologies.
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Computers and Control Encompassing digital systems, computer engineering, automation, control systems, and embedded technologies.
Entry Requirements
Candidates applying to the Bachelor of Science in Electrical / Electronic Engineering programme must meet the following entry requirements:
1. WASSCE / SSCE Applicants
Applicants must have credit passes (A1–C6) in six (6) subjects, comprising:
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Three (3) Core Subjects:
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English Language
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Core Mathematics
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Integrated Science
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Three (3) Elective Subjects, which must include Elective Mathematics plus two (2) of the following relevant electives:
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Chemistry
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Metal Work
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Auto Mechanics
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Applied Electricity
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Technical Drawing
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Engineering Science
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Electronics
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Applicants must have a maximum aggregate of 36 (WASSCE) or 24 (SSCE).
2. HND Holders
Applicants must hold an HND in Electrical Engineering from a recognized institution.
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Candidates with Second Class Lower Division or better will be considered for the Top‑Up Programme.
3. EET I, II, III Candidates
Applicants with Electrical Engineering Technician (EET) Certificates at Levels I, II, or III will be considered for the Top‑Up Programme.
