Upon completion of the Electronic and Electrical Systems Technician program, students are able to:

1. To become integrated into and adapt to the environment of electrical and electronic systems and their applications.

2. To recognize and apply the legislation governing occupational health and safety.

3. To acquire the necessary theoretical knowledge in electrical engineering required for performing the duties of an Electronics and Electrical Systems Technician.

4. To read and interpret electronic and electrical schematics and drawings.

5. To acquire knowledge for the installation, inspection, and maintenance of electrical systems in accordance with existing regulations and standards.

6. To acquire knowledge for the installation, inspection, and maintenance of renewable energy systems.

7. To apply practices of inspection, repair, maintenance, and optimization of electrical and electronic systems.

8. To construct electronic circuits through all stages, including design using specialized software, printing with an engraving machine, assembly, and testing.

9. To develop skills in system digitization and automation through the use of Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) and microcontrollers.

10. To acquire the knowledge and skills for installing structured cabling and telecommunications systems in building installations.

11. To gain practical experience in electrical installations through hands-on training.

The holder of the Diploma in Electronics and Electrical Systems Technician may:

• Establish their own company as a self-employed professional, operating in the field of electrical and electronic installations.
• Work during the construction stages of buildings as an electrical technician.
• Work as a technician and maintenance engineer in hotel, commercial, and industrial facilities.
• Work in the renewable energy installation industry.
• Work in a telecommunications systems company.
• Work in technical services within the public sector.
• Work as a technician in semi-governmental organizations.
• Work in the industrial sector as a technician in automation systems.
• Continue their studies at Frederick University to obtain a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering.
• Continue their studies at various universities abroad in related fields of study.

To obtain the Diploma in Electronics and Electrical Systems Technician, the completion of at least 120 European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS) credits is required, as outlined below:

Mandatory Courses: 95 ECTS

Elective Courses: 15 ECTS

Free Elective Courses: 10 ECTS