What is Electrical Engineering?

Electrical engineering is the driving force behind our smartphone, the microchips in our computers, the electric car we’ll soon be driving, and the systems that power factories, cities, and entire states both routinely and in emergencies. It is also linked to speech and image processing technologies, which are based on electric signals and which allow to diagnose illness, navigate roads using audio assistants, and even identify potential defense hazards or security events. Electrical engineering is a broad and diverse discipline that includes communications, signal processing, image and video processing, power, energy, control, electronics, and computers. Electrical engineers take part in designing and developing innovative technologies, products, systems, and devices – from nanotech devices and tiny processors, to the massive grids that power cities and states – thus directly affecting modern society and world economy

Curriculum Goals

The field of Electrical and Electronic Engineering incorporate a broad diapason of scientific-engineering occupations that touch on all facets of industry, and are therefore considered sought-after fields of study all over the world.

The broad engineering knowledge offered by the Afeka College curriculum in the fields of Electrical Engineering, alongside a range of vital skills, places the Afeka College Electrical Engineering graduate on the leading edge of technology and trains the students to take up key positions as engineers of the future in hi-tech companies, public and Government institutes and in leading organizations in the fields of electricity, electronics, defense and communications, and also to continue their studies for advanced academic degrees

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Head of the school

Dr. Oshrit Hofer

Dr. Oshrit Hofer

The Bachelor's degree program in Electrical Engineering at Afeka provides students with comprehensive scientific and engineering knowledge, equipping them with a broad range of relevant and essential skills and tools for working in the industry. Graduates of the program are capable of designing and developing advanced systems, tackling challenges in fields such as communication, signal and audio processing, and home electronics. They can also develop and control control systems for machines, aircraft, missiles, robots, and more. The program offers practical experience and encourages the development of personal abilities, so some courses include study tours, and many classes are conducted through creative and innovative teaching methods. The faculty members are lecturers with industry experience, who conduct research in various fields of electrical engineering, bringing unique added value that translates into high-quality teaching.

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