Master of Engineering Technology (Electrical and Electronics)

Course Overview

The Master of Engineering Technology (Electrical and Electronics) is a research-oriented postgraduate programme that provides specialised knowledge in electrical and electronics engineering. Through coursework, laboratory work, and a research project, students explore advanced areas such as power systems, telecommunications, and control systems. With guidance from faculty mentors, they build strong analytical and problem-solving skills, preparing them for leadership roles in industries such as energy, telecommunications, and manufacturing.

Entry Requirements

Applicants need a bachelor’s degree in a related field with a minimum CGPA of 2.75, from a local or overseas institution of higher learning approved by the UniKL Senate.

Applicants holding other qualifications or certificates (such as UEC, Foundation, or STAM) should contact the university’s educational consultants or submit an application for an admission assessment.