Electrotechnics

The Electrical Engineering study program is one of the programs offered since the university founding in 1990.

The Electrical Engineering study program was initially accredited in 2002, after proving the compliance with all mandatory quality standards and general criteria, as set out by the legislation in force at that moment. Then, after the creation of the Romanian Agency for Quality Assurance in Higher Education (ARACIS), it has been evaluated and accredited in 2009, for 100 students.

As a means to support seagoing personnel without higher education studies who wished to get promoted onboard, a part time study program in Electrical Engineering was accredited.

The study program is dedicated to high school graduates who wish to pursue a career as maritime ETO or in the broad domain of engineering sciences, as an electrical engineer. The graduates of this study program may apply for master’s studies, which will bring about the ability to use concepts, theories and descriptive models to explain and interpret engineering solutions in electrotechnics.

By graduating this program, students are expected to gain the abilities of an electrical engineer,  electrotechnics concepts,  monitoring of electrical systems in use, design.