Bachelor of Applied Science in Electrical Engineering - Robotics and Control in Kingston Canada | Queen's University

Electrical Engineering is a diverse field that bridges the gap between the physical and digital realms. Professionals in this field create everything from electronic components and laser technologies to computing systems, power generators, communication infrastructures, automated machines, healthcare devices, and aerospace electronics. Throughout this engaging curriculum, you'll acquire the essential expertise to thrive as an electrical engineering professional. The program covers fundamental topics including electrical systems, electromagnetic theory, chip technology, data analysis, networking, automation, smart devices, computer architecture, and processor design. Grounded in mathematical and physical principles, you'll master applying scientific laws to innovate electrical solutions and develop cutting-edge technologies.


Key Competencies You'll Develop

Power Generation and Distribution Networks
Microscale Electronics and Optical Technologies
Healthcare and AI-Integrated Systems
Network and Mobile Communication Technologies
Automated Control and Robotic Systems