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

4 Years On Campus Bachelors Program

Eastern Mediterranean University Cyprus

Program Overview

This 4-year double major program equips you with expertise in both electrical and electronic engineering principles and cutting-edge information systems development, making you uniquely positioned for leadership roles in telecommunications, embedded systems, and digital infrastructure. You'll earn two bachelor's degrees simultaneously, combining hardware engineering knowledge with advanced software and systems design skills—a rare credential that opens doors across the tech industry.

Curriculum Structure

First and Second Years: Foundational Engineering & Systems Theory

You'll start with core mathematics and electronics fundamentals, including coursework in Discrete Mathematics and Object Oriented Programming. These courses build your technical foundation in both computational thinking and electronic hardware principles, preparing you for more specialized work in later years.

Third Year: Advanced Systems & Communications

As you progress, you'll dive into specialized subjects like Digital Communication and Computing Systems, where you'll apply your knowledge to real-world telecommunications and data infrastructure challenges. This year bridges your electrical engineering expertise with practical information systems applications, helping you understand how hardware and software integrate in modern networks.

Fourth Year: Professional Specialization & Theory

Your final year focuses on advanced topics including Information Theory and specialized area electives that let you tailor your education toward your career interests. You'll also engage with Software Engineering and Data Communications & Computer Networks courses, positioning you to tackle complex system design projects that require both engineering and IT proficiency.

Focus Areas

Signal processing, telecommunications systems, digital communications, information management, network infrastructure, and embedded systems design.

Learning Outcomes

Graduates develop advanced technical competency in both electrical systems and information technology, enabling them to design and implement integrated solutions in telecommunications, control systems, and digital infrastructure while understanding the theoretical foundations underpinning modern computing and communications technologies.

Professional Alignment

Eastern Mediterranean University's Engineering Faculty is internationally recognized and maintains accreditations supporting professional practice in engineering disciplines. The Faculty's programs emphasize applied learning through state-of-the-art laboratories and international partnerships with EU and USA-Canada universities.

Employability & Reputation

EMU's Engineering Faculty serves over 2,800 students from 35 different countries and is supported by 120 academics actively publishing in SCI/SCI-E indexed journals. The university's double major programs are specifically designed to provide competitive advantages in graduate employment through specialized technical expertise and dual credentials.

Experiential Learning (Research, Projects, Internships etc.)

At Eastern Mediterranean University, our Information Systems Engineering - Electrical and Electronic Engineering Double Major Program (B.S., 4 Years) puts you right in the heart of hands-on learning, blending cutting-edge electrical engineering with information systems to build real-world skills you'll use from day one. You'll dive into state-of-the-art labs in the Faculty of Engineering, where the Electrical and Electronic Engineering Department—home to this program—specializes in signal and image processing, power systems, telecommunications, control, and ICT systems, all supported by fully equipped facilities for undergrad and grad levels. These setups let you experiment with microprocessors, digital signal processing, communication systems, and more through targeted courses like INFE 410, INFE 420, and INFE 362, turning theory into practical expertise.

Here's how our experiential learning ramps up your skills with specific program facilities and opportunities:
- Advanced laboratories in the Electrical and Electronic Engineering Department for hands-on work in signal processing, telecommunications, microprocessors (INFE 410), digital signal processing (INFE 420), and digital communication (INFE 362).
- Specialized research labs supporting B.Sc. education in power systems, control, and ICT, with 120 academics and assistants guiding your projects.
- Computing and software tools via courses like Object Oriented Programming (INFE 213), Software Engineering (INFE 214), and Client Server Computing (INFE 421), plus access to central university computer labs.
- Group project opportunities embedded in team-based courses such as Data Communications & Computer Networks (INFE 320) and Information Theory (INFE 467).
- Seminars on current topics in electrical, electronic, and information systems engineering to spark innovative group work and real-time problem-solving.

Imagine gaining these skills in Cyprus's top engineering hub—it's the perfect launchpad for your career.

Progression & Future Opportunities

In the 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 signal processing, telecommunications, power systems, control, and ICT systems right from your courses like Digital Communication, Information Theory, and Client Server Computing. Our Faculty of Engineering sets you up with cutting-edge labs and tools tailored for these fields, so you're not just studying theory—you're experimenting, simulating, and creating solutions that employers crave. This practical focus means you'll graduate ready to tackle industry challenges with confidence.

Here's what makes our experiential learning stand out, drawn directly from program facilities and specializations:
- Specialized labs in the Electrical and Electronic Engineering Department: Work in dedicated spaces for signal & image processing, power systems, telecommunications, control systems, and ICT systems, perfect for courses like Microprocessors and Digital Signal Processing.
- Computing and software facilities: Access university central computer labs with tools for object-oriented programming (INFE213), software engineering (INFE214), data communications & computer networks (INFE320), and client-server computing (INFE421)—essential for building and testing real networks and apps.
- Research-oriented environments: Use department labs for hands-on projects in areas like information management (INFE312) and discrete mathematics (MATH163), supported by the faculty's focus on practical engineering applications.

Imagine applying all this in group projects on communication systems or internships through our industry ties—it's how our students turn coursework into career launches.