Bachelor of Applied Science in Electrical Engineering - Power Electronics and Systems in Kingston Canada | Queen's University

Electrical Engineering is a vast field that bridges the gap between the tangible physical realm and the digital information sphere. Professionals in this field design everything from electronic circuits and semiconductor lasers to microprocessors, electric motors, communication networks, robotic systems, medical devices, and aviation electronics. Through this engaging curriculum, you'll acquire the essential expertise to thrive as an electrical engineer. The program covers electric circuits and motors, electromagnetics, microelectronics, signal processing, communications, robotics and control systems, mechatronics, digital logic, and microprocessor technology. Building upon foundational mathematics and physics principles, you'll master applying physical laws to create innovative electrical systems and solutions.


Key Competencies You'll Develop

Energy and Power Infrastructure
Nanoscale Electronics and Light-Based Technologies
Biomedical and AI-Enhanced Systems
Network and Mobile Communication Technologies
Robotics and Automated Mechanical Systems