Five roles prepared for UWIKA Electrical Engineering graduates, derived from the Program Educational Objectives (PEO) of the 2025–2026 curriculum:
| Graduate profiles | Capabilities |
|---|---|
| Electronic Systems Designer | Able to design, simulate and implement electronic circuits and systems for industry and society. |
| Control & Automation Systems Expert | Able to design and implement control and automation systems (PLCs, sensors-actuators) in manufacturing and industry. |
| Smart System Engineer | Able to integrate artificial intelligence, embedded systems and IoT into electrical engineering solutions. |
| Technopreneur | Able to initiate and manage electrical-technology-based businesses. |
| Early-Career Researcher/Academic | Able to carry out applied research and pursue further study in Electrical Engineering. |
Program Educational Objectives (3–5 years after graduation)
- Pursuing professional careers in Electronics, Control and Automation in manufacturing, industrial automation or the technology sector, with professional ethics and values (Integrity, Humanism, Innovation).
- Developing and adopting the latest technologies (IoT, AI, smart control systems) for practical engineering solutions for industry and society.
- Continuing to higher education and/or developing competencies continuously (lifelong learning).
- Acting as technology entrepreneurs (technopreneurs) or leaders of globally competitive multidisciplinary teams.
Source: UWIKA Electrical Engineering Curriculum Document 2025–2026.
