Electrical Engineering is a discipline that addresses the generation, transmission, distribution, and utilization of electrical energy. This program covers areas such as power systems and automation, smart grids, and electrical control, aiming to cultivate highly qualified professionals who are well-versed in the core theories of electrical engineering, power systems, control technologies, and electrical equipment design. With the development of emerging technologies such as smart grids, renewable energy, and the Internet of Things, the curriculum continually evolves to train interdisciplinary professionals with both innovative and practical capabilities.

Program Features:

1. Core Theories and Technologies: Courses in power systems, automation control, and electronics form a solid foundation in core electrical engineering technologies.
2. Smart Grids and Renewable Energy: Emphasizes cutting-edge technologies such as smart grids and renewable energy utilization, preparing students to address future energy challenges.
3. Practical and Innovation Skills: Offers rich experimental platforms and industry collaboration opportunities to enhance students' engineering design and practical skills.
4. Interdisciplinary Integration: Combines fields like information technology and automation to train professionals with the ability to solve interdisciplinary problems.

5. International Education Resources: Provides multilingual courses and international exchange programs to cultivate professionals with a global perspective in electrical engineering.

   
   

Career Prospects:
Graduates of the Electrical Engineering program can work in industries such as power, energy, manufacturing, telecommunications, automation, and smart manufacturing, taking on roles in power system design, operation and maintenance, smart grid management, and automation control system design. With the rapid development of renewable energy and smart technologies, there is a growing demand for skilled professionals in the field, ensuring a pro...