The modern world was created thanks to the universal access to electricity. Electrical engineering is the knowledge of how electricity is produced, transmitted, converted and used. The world of tomorrow will only be created thanks to electrical engineering. Electrical Engineering is your knowledge of technologies related to energy sources, conventional and renewable, service industry and industrial production, control, programming. We will teach you how to design, operate, supervise, service, build and protect everything that uses electricity. We have been doing this successfully since 1945.

Our graduates of Electrical Engineering, as engineers, have the greatest employment opportunities and are not in danger of having to change their profession for the rest of their lives. Electrical Engineering will give you a job in any branch of industry or services, because electricity is used in every area of production, so its constant supply and protection is necessary. Many employers do not wait for graduates of Electrical Engineering, but offer our students a job during studies. The future is new technologies and new applications of electricity, which poses new challenges for engineers. There will be more and more interesting jobs.

During the second-cycle studies in the field of Electrical Engineering, students develop their knowledge and qualifications in the selected specialty:

• industrial automation, analog and digital electronics, electrical measurements and measuring systems,
• power engineering, i.e. generation, transmission and distribution of electricity,
• industrial power electronics and energy processing, electric drive control and robotics,
• design and operation of electrical machines, modern automotive systems and electrical systems in industry,
• the use of energy from renewable sources, energy management in Smart Grids and the creation of modern distributed energy.

Each of our students can participate in numerous industrial internships. Our partners include: Polskie Sieci Elektroenergetyczne S.A., TAURON Polska Energia S.A., Stellantis, APA Group, Rockwell Automation, Aiut, Electroinstal. Thanks to the high competence of our students, completed professional internships often become a pass for their further cooperation with the above-mentioned companies.

Graduates of Electrical Engineering are prepared to independently conduct study projects, design, engineering and organizational work. They have the competence to occupy managerial positions. They can also work in scientific institutes. Graduates of Electrical Engineering are the most sought-after and well-paid specialists on the market. There are jobs waiting for them in traditional and renewable energy, all branches of industry, numerous Polish and foreign enterprises.

Graduating from Electrical Engineering makes it possible to obtain full construction qualifications in the installation specialty in the field of electrical and power networks, installations and devices. In addition, it is possible to obtain additional qualification certificates without restrictions entitling to operate and supervise equipment, installations and power grids. These advantages give the graduate a wide range of possibilities.

Graduates of the field find employment both in Poland and abroad. Many of them hold managerial positions. As part of the cooperation of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Silesian University of Technology and the research tasks carried out, we meet many of our graduates who hold responsible positions and are leaders of their companies.

Tony S.

“I started this course with fear, I didn’t know if I could handle it. I do not regret! Now I can develop professionally. During my studies, I met many people with whom I now work and develop. I recommend!”

Vincent R.

“I wanted to continue family traditions, everyone motivated me. They were right! Our company is thriving, and the technologies and solutions learned by me during the studies allowed for the development of the business profile.”

Kamila G.

“For many of my colleagues and for me, the natural consequence of completing first-cycle studies was choosing a second-cycle master’s course. It allowed me to broaden my knowledge and acquire skills that are very useful at work. Now I don’t have any professional problems that I can’t handle.”