The School offers undergraduate programs in electrical engineering and automation with a number of different concentrations, including: power systems automation, electrical control devices, and our national recognized “Engineering Excellence” professional training path.

The Master’s Degree in Electrical Engineering is part of the Ministry of Education’s pilot scheme for studies in areas of special national need.
Our “Smart detection and control technology innovation team” has won official recognition at state level, as has our “High Voltage Engineering Laboratory”.

The School currently has 960 undergraduate students, 55 graduate students and 22 full-time faculty members.