BSc Electronics & Communication Engineering

• Bachelor

  Degree

• English

  Language of instructions

• 4 years

  Years of study

• Full-time

  Study mode

• Cyprus, Lefka

  Location

The degree focuses on communications technology and thus gives its students a solid base for theoretical and practical knowledge on digital communications, systems design and analysis, digital imaging, computer hardware and software, and the practical application of engineering principle. Graduates of this programme are also expected to become creative individuals who can use their skills to advance in their careers. Students find the opportunity to benefit not only from the theoretical basis provided to them but also apply practically what they have learnt at the lab facilities at the university. Students have access to several up-to-date and well-resourced facilities, such as our Physics Laboratory, General Computer Laboratories, Electronics Laboratory, Digital Electronics and Microprocessor Laboratory, Computer-Aided Design Laboratory and Computer Networks Laboratory. Students enrolled at the department are allowed to take classes on communication, electronics and computer networks, computer engineering and software engineering. As a result students are able to acquire expertise in fields such as electronics, control, and computer equipment and communication systems. Elective courses include subjects such as economics, business as well as foreign languages. In the final year of studies, student need to complete a ‘graduation project’ by which they will find the opportunity to witness all steps cycle of the design. The project which starts in the 7th semester with the steps such as determining feasibility and design is followed in the 8th semester with production, testing and reporting stages. The projects are completed with a presentation. Students are also encouraged to take part and participate in ongoing research projects being conducted at the university. Since such activities contribute to developing students’ capabilities at an individual level, the department attaches great importance to participation in such projects. Having taken courses on ethics, economy and business in the 7th and 8th semesters, just before graduation, students acquire a firm grasp and understanding of the working environment and business world, allowing them to set their first steps into the real world with a strong sense of self-confidence.