Electronics Engineering Zewail City of Science and Technology

Overview

This Electronics Engineering program from Zewail City of Science and Technology ensures that all students master the basic sciences. Electronics Engineering students are also introduced to materials science, semiconductor physics, and device characterization during the early stages of the program. 

The specializations have been carefully selected to meet the growing needs of the electronics job market by preparing engineers capable of designing, fabricating, and integrating advanced electronic and photonic systems. Throughout their courses, students use state-of-the-art laboratories and benefit from hands-on training opportunities that support their academic and professional development.

Program Educational Objectives 

• The Electronics Engineering program objectives are derived from the mission and objectives of Zewail City of Science, Technology and Innovation. The following program educational objectives are oriented to supply the market demand for highly professional Electronics Engineers in the following focus areas: VLSI, Fabrication and MEMS, and Photonics. The program nurtures a tight collaboration with the industry and a commitment to an academic environment to build the talents, and knowledge to help the program graduates to reach the following educational objectives. Within three to five years of graduation, the EEN program alumni will be able to:

• Establish and advance in a successful career in reputable industrial sectors in the field of Electronics Engineering, and related fields.

• Pursue and progress in a career in research through local and international graduate programs, with a focus on interdisciplinary areas and taking on roles as entrepreneurs, leaders, and innovators.

• Demonstrate a citizens-of-the-world culture and a sustained commitment to engage in professional development through self-study, professional studies and research in engineering & technology to respond to an ever-changing global reality.

• Become innovators and specialists in building electronics-based, complex hardware/software-based systems in their professional practice.