The Electrical Engineers manage large power grids, are responsible for the production of electricity from conventional as well as renewable energy, take care of environment protection and energy saving, design electrical systems, measurement instrumentations and drives for industrial automation and for electric traction, are engaged in nanotechnology research, electromagnetic compatibility, plasmas and superconductors. The disciplines have inherent multidisciplinary technical-scientific connotation.
Employment opportunities are manifold, and graduates are enabled to play key roles not only in the electricity sector, but also in a wider technological area, namely multi-utilities or those companies dealing with mechanics, electro-mechanics, manufacturing machines, not to mention research and development centres, both public and private as well as engineering companies and technical firms.
