The Bachelor of Engineering Technology in Electrical Engineering at Nelson Mandela University is a three-year degree that trains students in the design, installation, and maintenance of electrical systems and equipment. Students cover power systems, electrical machines, electronics, control systems, and instrumentation, with practical laboratory and industry-based learning. South Africa's critical energy challenges — including Eskom's generation crisis and the transition to renewable energy — create significant demand for skilled electrical engineers in the power, mining, and manufacturing sectors.
English Home Language or English First Additional Language: 50%
Mathematics: 60% (or Technical Mathematics: 60%)
Physical Sciences: 50% (or Technical Sciences: 50%)
APS: 370
