Electrical Engineering, B Sc            

    Objectives and Perspectives

    The aim of the Electrical Engineering BSc program is to provide a comprehensive education that prepares
    our students for a successful engineering practice and advanced studies. Students learn about the basic
    physical laws governing our environment, materials science and technology at macro- micro- and
    nanometer scales, as well as mathematics and informatics. They acquire practical knowledge in computer
    engineering and electronic technology, microelectronics and energy systems, optical materials and
    automation. Apart from basic and applied knowledge, students will be trained in e-commerce, planning,
    solving and managing problems efficiently. A solid basic education in the Electrical Engineering BSc
    program provides a foundation for a successful career in industry and prepares students for further studies
    in engineering and informatics.
    Requirements

    Duration of studies: 7 semesters

    Number of teaching (contact) hours: 2,910

    Number of required ECTS credits: 210

    Major Subjects

    During the first year the BSc program offers introductory and advanced courses of Mathematics, Physics,
    Informatics, Materials Science, Chemistry that provides a basis for the next step in Advanced Professional
    Module, where the accent is on the Electronics, Programming, Digital Technics, Automotion, Electricity
    and Magnetism, Measuring Technology and Energetics. Optional Professional Subjects are selected
    according to the two specializations (Infotechnology and Automotion) which start in the last three
    semesters: Photonics, Nanotechnology and Nanoelectronics, Digital Signal Processing, Electric Drives,
    Sensors, PLC, Power Electronics. The courses of Environmental Studies, Economics and Management,
    Civil Law and Intellectual Properties support the development of management skills. In the last three
    semesters students work in elective laboratories, have a four-week training at factories and make their
    thesis research, based on different research programs and co-operation with industrial partners.

    Graduate Study Opportunities
    various engineering MSc programs (in development)

    Background

    The Institute of Physics in Debrecen has about 40 staff members. Half of them are professors and
    associate professors with fluent English, with extensive educational and research experience. The Institute
    is well equipped with physics, electronic and computer laboratories. We emphasize quality in education and
    research by creating platforms for learning and through targeted research excellence, for example in the
    nanotechnology field. We have industry partners who participate in research and educational programs,
    providing much needed input and resources with positive impact on student training and strengthening
    research relationship. Advanced students also have access to the resources of the nearby Institute of
    Nuclear Research of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences with laboratories and an excellent research
    library.