This program supplies the labor market with highly skilled technicians specialized in electrical installations for residential, commercial, and industrial projects, as well as in traditional and logic-based control circuits. Graduates of this program have proven their competence in the field, supported by a curriculum that combines theoretical and practical courses aligned with the needs of the local and regional job market.
The duration of study is two academic years, with a total of 75 credit hours.
Graduate Profile
Graduates of this program will be able to:
- Design and implement electrical installations for residential, commercial, and industrial projects.
- Design and execute traditional and programmable industrial control circuits.
- Draft electrical schematics using computer-aided design (CAD) tools.
- Design and install renewable energy systems.
- Work with both low- and high-voltage networks.
- Handle protection, safety, and alarm systems effectively.
Career Opportunities
Graduates of Electrical Installations Engineering can work in a wide range of fields, including:
- Electrical contracting companies.
- Power supply and distribution companies.
- Industrial factories.
- Public- and private-sector institutions.
- Electrical engineering laboratories at universities and technical colleges.
- Teaching positions in industrial schools within the field of electrical engineering.
- Sales and marketing of electrical devices and equipment.
- Supervising electrical technicians on projects.
- Freelance or self-employed electrical contracting.
Curriculum and Course Description
Curriculum and course description for the Electrical Installations Engineering program.