This course provides students with a range of skills to understand and work with current and future technologies. Students will gain theoretical and practical knowledge of design and programming of industrial automation equipment, along with maintenance and operation - all reflecting the fast development of technology. Specific themes will include: electrical circuits, electrical machines and drives, information technologies, industrial controls and industrial communication, electricity and renewable energy, and microcontrollers. The main courses in the curriculum include Robotic Systems; Renewable Energetics and Energy Efficiency; Microprocessors and Microcontrollers; Programmable Logic Controllers and Industrial Communication; and Electrical Transport Systems.
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Duration
Full-time
4 years
Start date & application deadlines
Starting Date
April, October
Language
English
Credits
210 credits
Delivered
On Campus
Campus Location
Klaipėda, Lithuania
Disciplines
Engineering & Technology
Students of this Electrical Engineering course from Klaipeda University will gain theoretical and practical knowledge of design and programming of industrial automation equipment, along with maintenance and operation - all reflecting the fast development of technology. Specific themes will include: electrical circuits, electrical machines and drives, information technologies, industrial controls and industrial communication, electricity and renewable energy, and microcontrollers.
Electrical engineers are able to find and create solutions in their engineering work. With an eye on sustainable development and energy efficiency, the use of AI and robotics will help to find solutions to develop more efficient transport and more efficient renewable energy systems.
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If you’re from Bangladesh, you will need a Lithuanian national visa (Visa D) or a temporary residence permit that allows you to study and work in Lithuania.
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How can I apply?At local authorities |
Application requirements
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Duration of work authorizationYour right to work remains valid for the same duration as your residence permit and is directly linked to your studies. |
Max. hours of work per week Up to 40 hours per week (full-time) Lithuanian law allows full-time students from non-EU countries to work without special limits, provided they continue their studies. |
Required documentsYou don’t need a separate work permit, but you should always have the following ready if requested by authorities or your employer:
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