Admissions

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS

The department offers two degree programs in Electronics Engineering: the newly introduced BSc Honours degree in Electronic and Intelligent Systems Engineering (EISE), a direct-entry program available to students from the 2025 A/L cohort onwards, and the long-established BSc Engineering Honours degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EEE). With more than 75 years of history, the EEE program is among the first in the country to achieve accreditation under internationally recognized standards and has produced graduates who have progressed to leading universities worldwide and secured positions in globally recognized industries. The EISE program is delivered within the same academic environment, quality assurance framework, engineering infrastructure, and academic culture that have sustained a strong tradition of internationally recognized engineering education.

Electronic and Intelligent Systems Engineering (EISE)

The Electronic and Intelligent Systems Engineering (EISE) Honours Degree is designed for a new era of engineering—one driven by intelligent systems that can sense, learn, and act in the real world. Beyond the hype of robotics, this transformation is reshaping fields from telecommunications to biomedical and energy systems, demanding engineers who can go beyond AI alone to embed intelligence into physical systems by integrating electronics, communications, power, and control. This program is built for that future—challenging you not just to study technology, but to design and realize intelligent systems with purpose, depth, and real-world impact.

Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EEE)

The Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EEE) Honours Degree offers a comprehensive foundation for aspiring engineers in this well-established and versatile field. The program is designed to provide students with a solid understanding of all major sub-disciplines within electrical and electronic engineering. It also focuses on developing practical expertise, strong analytical skills, and proficiency in specialized simulation tools and software applications. Additionally, the curriculum emphasizes design skills and the cultivation of essential soft skills, ensuring that graduates become well-rounded professionals.

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM (EEE)

The course in Electrical and Electronic Engineering is designed to equip the student with a sound knowledge and understanding of all the sub disciplines of Electrical and Electronic Engineering.

Education

In depth practical knowledge, high degree of analytical skills, ability to handle subject specific simulation tools, ability to handle software-based applications, sound knowledge in design, and development of the soft skills throughout the degree course provide the best combination for a students to graduate as a well-qualified electrical and electronic engineer.

Sub-Specializations

DEEE provides students with core course modules, technical electives, projects and other facilities in order them to specialize in one or more of the following six sub-disciplines under the hood of Electrical and Electronic Engineering: Artificial Intelligence, Biomedical Engineering, Electronics, Communication, Power & Energy and Robotics & Control.

POSTGRADUATE STUDIES

The postgraduate program at the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (DEEE) paves the way for research and advanced studies in the field of Electrical and Electronic Engineering.

Overview

DEEE offers the students an excellent opportunity to explore the knowledge and become experts in the field through two programs: the Regular MSc and the Double Degree Master program in Wireless Communications Engineering. The regular postgraduate program has been designed in such a way that there are three specializations in MSc Engineering as Electrical Power Applications, Communication and Information Engineering and Control & Instrumentation.

Postgraduate Programs

The prime objective of the PG program in the Department is to cater to the continuing education needs of Engineers practicing in industry in a broad range of sub-disciplines in Electrical Engineering. The programs include PG. Dip (SLQF L8), Masters (SLQF L9), M.Eng (SLQF L9), MSc (SLQF L10), MSc.Eng (SLQF L10), Double Degree in Wireless Communication-MSc.Eng (SLQF L10), and fully research based options: M.Phil (SLQF L11) and Ph.D (SLQF L12).

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