Bachelor in Electrical Engineering
The Electrical Engineering Program is designed to address the growing demand for skilled engineers in the Middle East, particularly in Saudi Arabia, where electrical engineers play a crucial role in advancing economic and infrastructural development. With Saudi Vision 2030 in mind, our program equips students with the knowledge and skills to shape the future of electrical power infrastructure, focusing on the transmission and distribution networks, as well as the rapidly expanding renewable energy sector.
In partnership with leading industry players, the program emphasizes practical and theoretical expertise in cutting-edge fields such as Smart Grids, Power Electronics, and Electric Vehicles. Students benefit from world-class facilities and are exposed to the latest technologies, ensuring they are well-prepared to meet the needs of both private and public sector industries.
Upon graduation, students will find themselves equipped for a range of high-demand careers across diverse sectors. Potential job roles include:
- Power Systems Engineer: Oversee the design, operation, and maintenance of electrical power systems that fuel industrial and urban growth.
- Electrical Design Engineer: Develop electrical systems for buildings, industrial facilities, or infrastructure projects.
- Renewable Energy Engineer: Work in the expanding field of solar, wind, and other renewable energy technologies, contributing to a more sustainable future.
- Smart Grid Engineer: Improve the efficiency and reliability of electricity networks by integrating advanced technology and automation.
- Control Systems Engineer: Design and implement control systems to automate processes in industries such as manufacturing, oil and gas, and transportation.
- Power Electronics Engineer: Develop cutting-edge solutions like electric vehicle charging stations, inverters, and other power electronic systems that drive innovation.
- Telecommunications Engineer: Combine electrical engineering with IT and communications expertise to support advancements in the digital infrastructure.
- Project Manager: Lead multidisciplinary engineering teams, overseeing large-scale projects in various industries from energy to construction.
The program fosters innovation and creativity, encouraging students to design and develop impactful projects that address real-world challenges. Graduates are positioned to contribute to various sectors, from IT and telecommunications to core industrial operations, driving technological advancements and creating solutions for the future.
A Bachelor of Science (BS) in Electrical Engineering is awarded upon successful completion of 138 credit hours. This includes 3 credits of capstone project, 6 credits of technical electives, and 10 credits of field experience.