BSc Electrical & Electronics Engineering

The BSc Electrical & Electronics Engineering degree at Academic City University College is offered by the School of Engineering. It gives you a practical grounding in how electrical and electronic systems work, from circuits to power. Entry to this programme is less competitive than many other engineering degrees, so it may be a realistic choice if you meet the admission requirements.

What electrical and electronics engineering covers

Programmes of this kind focus on the design, development, and maintenance of electrical and electronic equipment. Typical areas of study include circuit analysis, analogue and digital electronics, power generation and distribution, control systems, and communication systems. You will learn to use engineering software, solve practical problems, and complete projects that build both theoretical knowledge and hands-on skills. The degree also develops strong maths and physics abilities, which are useful across many industries.

How competitive is entry

At Academic City University College, entry to this degree programme is classified as less competitive. That does not mean you can ignore your grades – you still need to meet the university's admission requirements. Compared with many other engineering fields, fewer applicants compete for places here, so if your WASSCE results are reasonable but not top of the range, this programme may be worth applying for. Always check the specific entry requirements for this programme before you apply.