Studying a qualification at IIE MSA today is your ticket to a world of possibilities. Electrical and Electronic Engineering is a fascinating field where you could find yourself working with robotics, electric vehicles or avionics.
Electronic devices play an increasingly important role in our everyday lives – from computers and cellphones to power stations and satellites, electrical engineers work on developing new and interesting technologies that can quite literally change the world.
If you love mathematics and physical science, and enjoy problem solving and a bit of creative thinking, you may want to consider an engineering degree.
If you would like to find out more about studying electrical and electronic engineering, call IIE MSA on 011 950 4009 or email us on enquiries@iiemsa.co.za now.
What is electrical and electronic engineering?
Electrical and Electronic Engineering is an engineering discipline dealing with electricity and electronics.
What is electrical engineering, and how does it differ from electronic engineering?
Electrical engineering deals with the large-scale production of electricity, while electronic engineering involves electronic circuits like those found inside a cellphone or laptop. Electronic engineering is often paired with studies in computer science.
An electric and electronic engineering degree will equip students with the engineering skills needed to create and improve electrical and electronic systems.
