The BEng in Electrical and Electronic Engineering at Stellenbosch University covers two complementary streams: the generation, transmission, and conversion of electrical energy on one hand, and the design of electronic systems for communication, computing, and control on the other. In a South African context defined by energy insecurity and rapid technological change, electrical engineers are central to expanding grid infrastructure, developing renewable energy capacity, and modernising industrial systems. Electronic engineers contribute to the country's telecommunications, defence electronics, and software-driven industrial sectors. Graduates are eligible to register as Professional Engineers with ECSA.
