The Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical Engineering at the University of Limerick equips you to address the critical challenges and opportunities in the global transition to sustainable energy. As renewable sources like wind and solar power expand and electricity networks evolve into smart grids, the demand for skilled electrical engineers is soaring. This programme is ideal for those passionate about contributing to a zero-carbon future, particularly in Ireland's strategic position for offshore wind energy. You will gain the essential knowledge and practical skills to thrive in this dynamic field, preparing you for a rewarding career with diverse opportunities in the energy sector and beyond.
This full-time, on-campus undergraduate degree is studied over four years, immersing you in core electrical engineering principles alongside crucial subjects such as circuit analysis, control systems, and power electronics. You will engage with practical applications through laboratory work and gain invaluable real-world experience via a cooperative education placement. The curriculum includes modules on electrical energy, smart grids, and the electrification of transport, culminating in a significant integrated Master of Engineering project. Upon graduation, you will be well-prepared for roles in renewable energy development, power systems engineering, and advanced manufacturing.