Common Information

Electronic Systems’ Chair was founded in 1985.

It is a subdivision of Automation and Electrotechnical Systems Department.

Now the Chair staff numbers 11 lecturers (including 6 PhD and 3 post-graduate students) and 5 attendants.

The Chair has multimedia lecture theatre, computer room, 5 subject and 3 research laboratories.

The education is realized according to the Bologna Credit-Module multilevel system adopted in Europe. There are 3 educational levels:

• Bachelor;
• Specialist;
• Master.

Bachelor degree requires 4 years of academic study. Specialist degree requires 1 years of academic study on Bachelor degree basis. Master degree requires 1 years of academic study on Bachelor degree or Specialist degree basis.

According to licensed every year accept:

• Bachelor degree – 75;
• Specialist degree – 50;
• Master degree – 10.

Third-year students can choose one of the education specializations:

• power electronic devices and systems;
• microprocessor devices and systems.

At the present moment 250 students of the Chair are working hard to develop and improve their professional skills in electronics.