Electrical and Electronic Engineering Saxion University of Applied Sciences

Overview

Electrical and Electronic Engineering BSc degree from Saxion University of Applied Sciences you'll learn how to design microelectronics. This includes deploying printed circuit boards, chips, and batteries for devices you use every day. You will also familiarise yourself with sustainable energy, automation and hardware and learn how to programme hardware. The programme offers you many practical modules and projects.

International

The field of engineering work has a very international orientation. Saxion has a worldwide network of partner universities, with active incoming and outgoing exchange programs. You will work alongside students with 25 other nationalities.

After the second year, you can immerse yourself in nanotechnology. If you choose this minor. you will discover the smallest sensors in the world, smell with an electronic nose, or develop a lab-on-a-chip to measure blood glucose.

Career prospects

As an electrical engineer you can work anywhere, from SMEs to multinationals, in the manufacturing industry, or in development companies. Do you have international ambitions? With your degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering you can work worldwide.

Professions for electrical engineers

As an electrical engineer you can work anywhere. At SMEs or multinationals, in the manufacturing industry, or at development companies. For example, you will be qualified to work as a programmer of software operating systems, as a consultant at an engineering firm, or as a designer of electronics for a radar system. Or you can focus on research, development, and design. Do you have international ambitions? With your degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering you can work worldwide.

• Electronics technician

• Renewable energy consultant

• Test engineer / Quality manager

• Embedded hardware/software engineer