Electrical and Electronic Engineering - Information Systems Engineering Double Major Program (B.S., 4 Years)

4 Years On Campus Bachelors Program

Eastern Mediterranean University Cyprus

Program Overview

This Information Systems Engineering - Electrical and Electronic Engineering Double Major Program (B.S., 4 Years) at Eastern Mediterranean University gives you two powerful degrees in one, blending cutting-edge info tech with electrical engineering to make you a versatile expert in everything from data systems to hardware design—perfect for students passionate about tech innovation who want a competitive edge in the job market. You'll build skills in information gathering, computing, electronics, communications, and signal processing, all in state-of-the-art labs with top faculty from world-class universities.

Curriculum Structure
Year 1-2 Foundations: You'll start strong with core sciences that set the stage for engineering excellence, diving into General Chemistry (CHEM101) to understand material properties at the atomic level, alongside Statics, Engineering Materials, and Fundamentals of Thermodynamics to grasp mechanical and thermal principles essential for real-world systems. This builds your problem-solving base while introducing circuit basics, preparing you for the tech-heavy years ahead in a supportive environment with modern classrooms and internet-connected learning tools.

Year 3 Core Engineering: Here, things get exciting as you tackle advanced circuits and fields—think mastering Circuit Theory II (EENG224) for analyzing complex electrical networks, Electromagnetics I (EENG232) for wireless tech foundations, and Physical Electronics (EENG245) to explore semiconductor devices that power modern gadgets. You'll apply these in hands-on labs, gaining the expertise to design reliable systems that bridge software and hardware seamlessly.

Year 4 Advanced Specialization: Cap it off with high-level mastery like Electronics II (EENG342) for cutting-edge circuit design, Electromagnetics II (EENG331) for antenna and propagation systems, and electives such as Selective Core Course II (EENG350) or Selective Core Course III (EENG320) to customize your path in areas like power or communications. Your final projects emphasize teamwork and innovation, just like industry pros, setting you up for immediate impact.

Focus Areas: Signal & image processing, power systems, telecommunications, control systems, ICT, electronics, communications, computer hardware/software, and integrated circuits.

Learning Outcomes: Gain expertise in information management, electronics, computing, modeling, evaluation, and engineering ethics; become computer-literate, English-proficient researchers ready for global teamwork and leadership in tech industries.

Professional Alignment (Accreditation): The core Electrical and Electronic Engineering program holds ABET accreditation from the Engineering Accreditation Commission, ensuring international standards in curriculum, faculty, and outcomes—your double major builds directly on this rigorous foundation.

Reputation (Employability): EMU Engineering grads are highly sought after, landing jobs effortlessly in industry and academia worldwide thanks to their tech savvy, research skills, and familiarity with cutting-edge tools; many pursue grad studies at top universities, with the department's output of SCI publications and expert faculty (19 professors, 24 associate professors) boosting your network and prospects.

Experiential Learning (Research, Projects, Internships etc.)

In our Electrical and Electronic Engineering - Information Systems Engineering Double Major Program (B.S., 4 Years) at Eastern Mediterranean University, you'll dive straight into hands-on learning that builds real-world skills in electronics, signal processing, data communications, and information systems. Housed in the Faculty of Engineering, the program leverages state-of-the-art laboratories fully equipped for B.Sc.-level education in signal & image processing, power systems, telecommunications, control, and ICT systems, giving you practical experience right from your core courses like Object Oriented Programming, Software Engineering, Data Communications & Computer Networks, and Digital Communication. You'll work with cutting-edge tools and facilities shared across engineering departments, ensuring you're ready to tackle industry challenges with confidence.

Here are some standout ways you'll gain experiential learning tailored to this double major:
- Modern laboratories in the Electrical and Electronic Engineering Department, specializing in hands-on work with signal processing, telecommunications, electronics, and computer systems, supporting all undergrad levels.
- Information Technologies Directorate labs, including 2 student labs open 24/7, 2 training labs, and an Internationally Authorized Test Center Lab (ECDL, Pearson VUE, Prometric) for practical computing and network projects.
- University central computer labs with extensive hardware and software resources, plus servers for databases, application software, web, and networks—perfect for courses like Client Server Computing and Information Management.
- Multi-media classrooms and multi-projection systems with strong Internet connections, ideal for collaborative software engineering and group projects in computing systems.
- Practical focus through program courses like Software Engineering (INFE214) and Computing Systems (INFE216), emphasizing group-based development of real applications.

This setup means you'll graduate with skills employers crave—apply today and let's get you started!

Progression & Future Opportunities

At Eastern Mediterranean University, our Electrical and Electronic Engineering - Information Systems Engineering Double Major Program (B.S., 4 Years) dives deep into hands-on learning right from the start, blending cutting-edge electrical engineering with information systems to build real-world skills you'll use immediately. You'll work with advanced tools in electronics, digital communications, microprocessors, and data networks through courses like INFE362 Digital Communication, INFE410 Microprocessors, and INFE421 Client Server Computing, gaining practical expertise in designing and implementing systems that power modern tech. Our dedicated facilities in the Faculty of Engineering ensure you get plenty of lab time to experiment and innovate, supported by the department's state-of-the-art resources tailored for electrical, electronic, and information systems work.

Here's how our program equips you with experiential learning through specific opportunities and tools:
- Specialized laboratories for electronics (INFE242), communication systems (INFE360), and digital signal processing (INFE420), where you apply theory to real hardware setups like microprocessors and signal processors.
- Software and digital tools emphasized in courses such as INFE213 Object Oriented Programming, INFE214 Software Engineering, and INFE216 Computing Systems, teaching you industry-standard programming and development environments for building robust information systems.
- Group projects integrated into software engineering and client-server computing courses, fostering teamwork on complex network and data communication projects like those in INFE320 Data Communications & Computer Networks.
- Research-designated labs and institutes via the Electrical & Electronic Engineering Department, supporting hands-on research in areas like digital communication and information theory (INFE467), with access to collaborative facilities across EMU's engineering ecosystem.
- University-wide computer labs and libraries, including central computing resources with personal workstations for simulations, coding, and data analysis specific to your double major courses.

This program sets you up for internships and industry connections through our strong engineering network—imagine applying these skills at top tech firms.