Bachelor of Applied Science in Electrical Engineering - Biomedical Engineering in Kingston Canada | Queen's University

Electrical Engineering covers a vast spectrum, bridging the gap between tangible hardware and digital information systems. Professionals in this field design everything from electronic components and semiconductor devices to communication networks, robotic platforms, medical equipment, and aerospace electronics. Throughout this engaging curriculum, you'll acquire essential competencies for a successful career in electrical engineering. The program focuses on key areas including circuit design, electromagnetic theory, semiconductor technology, signal analysis, telecommunications, automation, mechatronic systems, digital circuitry, and processor architecture. Grounded in mathematical and physical principles, you'll master applying fundamental physical laws to innovate electrical solutions.


Key Competencies

Power Generation and Distribution
Nanoscale Electronics and Optical Technologies
Medical Devices and AI Systems
Network and Mobile Communications
Automated and Robotic Systems