Facilities

The program offers a range of specialized and service laboratories to support students' learning and practical experience. Some of these include:

• Electrical Machines Lab
• Liaisons lab Communication Systems Lab
• Electronic Circuits Lab
• Control Systems Lab
• Power Systems Lab

Industry

The program has established a collaborative partnership with the Northern Electricity Distribution Company (NEDCO), facilitating valuable industry exposure for students. Through this agreement, students have the opportunity to visit various company sites and utilize their facilities. Additionally, during their practical training period, students engage with different electricity distribution companies and engineering offices, fostering meaningful interaction and industry connections.

Furthermore, the program emphasizes the completion of diverse graduation projects in collaboration with local institutions and companies in the industrial sector. These projects provide students with hands-on experience and the chance to apply their knowledge and skills to real-world challenges, further strengthening their practical and problem-solving abilities.

Teaching and Learning

The program utilizes a range of modern teaching and learning methods, including lectures, discussions, projects, student presentations, and homework assignments. These methods are supported by the latest technology and software, enhancing student engagement and providing a dynamic educational experience.

Coursework and Assessment

Evaluation in the program is conducted through various criteria, ensuring a comprehensive assessment of students' knowledge and skills. These criteria include first, second, and final exams, course projects utilizing modern software, homework assignments, and presentations.