Razi University

Established in 1992, the Department of Electrical Engineering initially admitted students for its Bachelor’s program in Electronic Engineering. Over the years, the Department has expanded its offerings significantly: 

• Bachelor’s Programs: Electronic Engineering, Power Engineering (since 2009), and Telecommunications Engineering (since 2011).
• Master’s & PhD Programs:
• Electronic Engineering (since 2000 for Master’s, 2009 for PhD).
• Power Engineering (since 2011 for Master’s, 2013 for PhD).
• Telecommunications Engineering (Master’s program since 2011).

The Department is well-equipped with specialized laboratories, including:

• Circuits and Electrical Measurement Lab
• Electronics Lab
• Telecommunication Circuits Lab
• Pulse Technique Lab
• Microprocessors Lab
• Electric Machines Lab

Leveraging the expertise of its faculty in key areas such as Electronics, Power, Telecommunications, Control, and Medical Engineering, the Department is dedicated to training highly competent professionals for the nation. It also pursues world-class research aligned with national scientific, research, and educational objectives.

Academic Specializations:
Electrical Engineering, particularly at the graduate level, is broadly categorized into four core areas: Power, Electronics, Telecommunications, and Medical Engineering. The rapid advancement of knowledge has led to further specialization within these fields, each with distinct research trajectories and industrial applications. Notable sub-fields include:

• Power Engineering: Design of electrical machines, Industrial Electronic Transmission Systems, and RF applications.
• Electronics: Semiconductor Device Design, Analog and Digital Circuit Design, and Micro-electromechanical Systems (MEMS).
• Telecommunications Engineering: Design of networks and telecommunication systems, Signal Processing, Microwave tools, and Antenna design.
• Control and Medical Engineering: Digital Control, Artificial Intelligence, and Neural Networks.

In today’s technologically driven world, Electrical Engineering stands out as a highly influential and in-demand field, critical to numerous industries and societal advancements.