Degree Programme in Electrical and Automation Engineering | Bachelor of Engineering | full-time
Learn to develop energy efficient electrical and automation systems and solutions. You learn to utilise new technologies like simulation, virtualisation and robotics in different ways.
Content of studies
With electrical and automation technology you can create energy for a more sustainable future and advance sustainable development in manufacturing. You learn to apply information technology, electrical engineering, automation, and robotics through practise in different projects and by working in our modern laboratory environments. The constantly developing field offers interesting design opportunities and excellent chance of employment.
Worklife
You will become an electrical and automation engineer to the energy or manufacturing industries. Your tasks could include for example design, production or sales as you work as a Design Engineer, an Automation Designer or an Electrical Designer.
Opi kehittämään energiatehokkaita sähkö- ja automaatiojärjestelmiä ja -ratkaisuja sekä opit hyödyntämään uusia teknologioita, kuten simulointia, virtualisointia ja robotiikkaa eri tavoin. Koulutuksessa pääset työskentelemään ja harjoittelemaan asioita erilasissa projekteissa ja laboratorioissa. Valmistuttuasi voit työskennellä suunnittelu-, tuotanto- tai myyntitehtävissä.
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For more information about Degree Programme in Electrical and Automation Engineering | Bachelor of Engineering | full-time, please submit an information request below and the school will contact you with further information.Admission requirements
You may apply to the degree programme during January's joint application period or via HAMK's direct application. Learn more about the application process on www.studyinfo.fi.
You can apply if you have a qualification that provides eligibility to apply for higher education in the country in question.
Degree / diploma
Bachelor of Engineering (BEng)
Insinööri (AMK)
Expenses
There is a tuition fee applicable to students who are not citizens of countries of the European Union (EU), European Economic Area (EEA) or Switzerland.