Erasmus ECTS Information Package

Erasmus ECTS Information Package
Faculty of EEEA
Every year, 35 students were taught within ERASMUS, DAAD and other international programmes,
initiated and managed by lecturers from the Faculty. Bilateral agreements have been signed with 41
universities from European countries, such as Great Britain, Germany, France, Portugal, Denmark,
Sweden, Finland, Italy, Belgium, Holland, Austria, and Greece. The Faculty is initiator and Coordinator
of three Thematic Networks under the ERASMUS Programme, in a partnership uniting more than 65
universities and companies from 31 European countries.
The teaching of foreign undergraduate and PhD students is a characteristic feature of FEEEA activities.
Since the establishment of the Faculty, 70 foreign students from 16 countries have been trained and 3
Doctoral theses have been defended by foreign citizens.
There are 7 departments that operate within the Faculty – ‘Electric Power Engineering’, ‘Electronics’,
‘Automatics and Mechatronics’, ‘Computing’, ‘Telecommunications’, ‘Theoretical and Measuring
Electrical Engineering’, ‘Physics’. The management bodies of the Faculty are the Faculty Assembly, the
Faculty and Dean’s Councils, and the departments are managed by Departmental Councils and the
Heads of Departments.
The good quality of the knowledge taught to the students is aided by modern laboratory facilities and the
cooperation with a number of companies, such as Siemens, Johnson Controls, Schneider Electric’,
‘MOELLER company’, ‘Comhard’, etc., which helped to set up a fully-equipped electrical laboratory
and computer rooms for free access and teaching purposes. Undergraduate and PhD students are
given unlimited INTERNET access and the respective online services.
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