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Department of Electrical Engineering

Energy that drives the future.

The Department of Electrical Engineering at Zagreb University of Applied Sciences delivers professional undergraduate and professional graduate study programmes in electrical engineering, electronics and…

927active students
1undergraduate programmes
1graduate programmes
44staff members
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The Department of Electrical Engineering brings together teaching and professional activities in electrical engineering, electronics, automation and related technical disciplines. Teaching focuses on linking theoretical foundations with practical work, laboratory exercises and the application of knowledge in real technical systems.

The Department delivers the Professional Undergraduate Study Programme in Electrical Engineering and the Professional Graduate Study Programme in Electrical Engineering. Through these programmes, students develop the competences needed to design, analyse, maintain and improve electrical and electronic systems, and to work in industry, energy, automation and other technical sectors.

The Department of Electrical Engineering is an important part of TVZ’s technical identity, as it enables students to acquire professional knowledge in a field that underpins modern technological development. The Department places emphasis on the applicability of knowledge, the development of professional competences and linking education with the needs of the labour market.

Heads of department since its founding

  • dr. sc. Krešimir Meštrović, prof. struč. stud. u tr. izboru (2005–2019)
  • mr. sc. Krunoslav Martinčić, v. pred. (2019–2023)
  • doc. dr. sc. Stjepan Tvorić, v. pred. (since 2023)

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