The Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics of Technical University is located in the second biggest city of Slovakia – Košice. It was established on 21st of July 1969 and provide education in fields of informatics, cybernetics, electronics, telecommunications, electric power and heavy current engineering. There is special attention paid also to research at Faculty, which makes it a perfect place for international students.
The Faculty has been awarded quality certificate EN ISO 9001:2000 in the area of Providing educational and research processes and entreprise activities with a public University. Diploma from FEEI is internationally recognised, highly valued around the world and can speed up graduates carreers and professional achievements.
Students of Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics of Technical University in Kosice
Employability
Graduates from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics have according national statistics (dated 2014) highest chances of finding job after graduation. Employers prefer graduates from this Faculty thanks to a good reputation of both Technical University and teaching staff.
Cooperation
Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics has a strong relationship with business subjects both in Slovakia and abroad. Cooperation has been developed especially in following fields: research and development activity, further education, support of a development of laboratories of faculty and others. Among the biggest companies, that cooperate with the Faculty are following: Volkswagen Slovakia a.s., Siemens s.r.o., Siemens Program and System Engineering, Koger, Embraco a.s., U.S. Steel Košice s.r.o., Medav GmbH, Slovenské elektrárne (Slovak power-plants), Cisco Slovakia, T-System, Ness Technologie, Slovak gas industry or ABB. Goal of Faculty is to be reliable and established partner of both public and private sector.
Conference at Faculty of Electrical engineering and Informatics
Following study programmes are offered to international students:
Bachelor level
- Automated Electrical Systems
- Electrical power engineering
- Physical Engineering of Advanced Materials
- Business Informatics
- Informatics
- Intelligent Systems
- Multimedia communication technologies
- Computer Modelling
- Industrial Electrical Engineering
- Smartelectronics
- Technologies in Automotive Electronics
Tuition fees for Bachelors programmes are 5000€ per studying year. Degree which is awarded after complying with all requirements is Bc. (Bachelor = BSc.). The graduated student of this degree can continue in the second degree of studies.
Masters level
- Electrical power engineering
- Electrical systems
- Physical Engineering of Advanced Materials
- Business Informatics
- Informatics
- Intelligent Systems
- Multimedia communication technologies
- Computer Modelling
- Industrial Electrical Engineering
- Smartelectronics
- Technologies in Automotive Electronic
Tuition fees for Masters programmes are 6000€ per one studying year. The studies are completed by a state examination and a defence of a thesis. The graduates are granted the academic title “engineer” (“Ing.” in abbreviation). The graduated student of this degree can continue in the third degree of studies.
Postdoctoral studies (Phd.)
- Power engineering
- Electronic systems and signal processing
- Electrical systems
- Physical engineering of advanced materials
- Economic Informatics
- Informatics
- Intelligent systems
- Multimedia communication technologies
- Computer modelling
- Industrial electrical engineering
- Technologies in automotive electronics
Tuition fee for Phd. programmes are 7000€ per studying year. Degree will be awarded after fulfilment of the coursework component and by passing the prescribed examinations and by presenting and defending a specialised study (written report) on the current state of the subject in the world. It also comprises presentation of student’s research work to a scientific community.
Experiences of students
Please read our interview with Heidar, student at Faculty of Electrical engineering and Informatics