An electrical engineer designs, develops and maintains electrical control systems and components according to required specifications. Graduates can occupy a variety of roles in engineering consultancies, manufacturing, automotive and railway engineering, steel manufacturing, or water companies. Most electrical engineers work in multidisciplinary project teams, which are likely to include engineers from other specialist areas as well as architects, marketing and sales staff, manufacturers, technicians and customer service personnel.

• high school certificate; entrance examination in mathematics and physics (written and oral).
• Certificate or proof of citizenship and/or permanent residence (e.g. passport).
• Short Resume/CV (personal details, educational background, work experience, language skills, additional skills).
• Medical Certificate.
• In the case of Applicants applying to any of the Non-Medical Programs, whose  first language is not English, proof of English language proficiency; having an IELTS/TOEFL language certificate is not a compulsory requirement. The applicant can prove his/her English proficiency in other ways, such as by other language certificates, good GED, SAT, ACT results. If the language of instruction during your studies for your previous degree was English, you may upload an official certificate about this fact, issued by your school/university; in this case no language exam is required. We can also conduct an online interview during your application to assess your English communication skills.
• In case of non-medical applicants to foundation or undergraduate programs, the study gap cannot be longer than 4 years. In case of applicants holding the Bangladeshi or Pakistani nationality the study gap cannot be longer than 2 years.
• In case of medical applicants to foundation, undergraduate and one-tier graduate programs, the study gap cannot be longer than 6 years.

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