BE (Hons) - Electrical and Electronic Engineering in Cork Ireland | University College Cork

Electrical and Electronic Engineering utilizes scientific principles to create diverse technological solutions that form the backbone of contemporary life. This encompasses power generation and transmission, renewable energy technologies, automated industrial processes, communication networks like broadband and mobile systems, and healthcare technologies. The BE in Electrical and Electronic Engineering is a four-year program that equips students for careers in both domestic and international electrical and electronics industries. Featuring a comprehensive curriculum with hands-on training and industry placements, it boasts an outstanding graduate employment rate. The initial two years focus on building scientific expertise, particularly in mathematics, physics, and electrical signal fundamentals.
Our facilities include state-of-the-art laboratories stocked with cutting-edge hardware and software for designing advanced electronic systems. Faculty members conduct top-tier research, offering numerous pathways for postgraduate advancement.
Strong collaborations with Ireland's premier ICT research hub, the Tyndall National Institute, provide additional opportunities for postgraduate research. Partnerships extend to other leading institutions like the SFI-funded Marine Renewable Energy Institute (MaREI) for power engineering and INFANT for medical signal processing applications.
This program combines rigorous scientific theory with practical application, enhanced through industry placements and project-based learning.