Electrical and electronics engineering.Career paths

Graduates who successfully completed the master's program in "electrical and electronics engineering" can work in the following fields and positions: areas of employment: • electricity production, transmission and distribution enterprises; • electronics, microelectronics, semiconductor photonics and nanoelectronics industry; • automated production systems and industrial enterprises; • telecommunication and information technology sector; • energy enterprises on renewable energy sources; • electrothermal devices and industrial electronics; • power electronics and energy converter technologies; • high voltage technologies and insulation systems; • ship electronics, ship electrical supply and automation; • shipbuilding and repair plants: • terminals, ships and ports. • enterprises that produce electrical equipment; • cable plants and factories; • energy and heating technology fields; • aerospace and defense industry enterprises; • automobile and vehicle production areas; • aircraft electrical equipment and aerospace electronics; • production and service of electric and electronic systems of cars; • electrification and automation of oil and gas, chemical and metallurgical industries; • smart power grids and microprocessor control systems in power supply; • electric transport; • digital systems, control and robotics centers; • research institutes and design bureaus; • training centers, higher and secondary educational institutions; • innovation technology parks and start-up centers; • standardization, certification and electromagnetic compatibility bodies; • engineering consulting services and technical audit enterprises. professions and positions: • electrical engineer (energy systems, production, maintenance, design); • electronics engineer or design specialist; • engineer-technologist (on the production of electrical and electronic devices and equipment) • electrothermal equipment and systems engineer; • specialist in industrial electronics and power electronics; • ship electronics and ship power supply engineer; • aircraft electrical equipment and systems engineer; • aerospace electronics specialist; • specialist in semiconductor photonics, nanoelectronics and electronic devices; • expert in smart electric grids and microprocessor control systems; • automation and control systems engineer; • specialist in digital and analog electronic systems; • telecommunication and network engineer; • high voltage engineering engineer; • electro-technological materials engineer: • scientific-research and project institutes (engineer, scientific worker); • manager or technical director of production units; • technical instructor or industrial consultant; • specialist in ship and shipping sector enterprises; • teaching staff in educational and training institutions; • specialist in automation, control and diagnostics of electrotechnological devices; • specialist in high voltage technologies; • quality control and technical control engineer; • specialist in robotics and artificial intelligence-based systems; • research engineer and project manager; • energy and electronics technical director or production manager; • teacher or laboratory specialist in educational and scientific institutions; • standardization and compliance expert. 6.2. the institution of higher education should conduct regular surveys of the employment of graduates of the study program, as well as post information about job vacancies on its web pages. 6.3. persons who have completed the master's level of higher education (defending a master's thesis) or have an equivalent education can be admitted to the doctoral program of the doctor of philosophy program. 6.4. the knowledge, skills and approaches acquired during education are prerequisites for independent lifelong learning of graduates.