About the Department

About the Department

The Department of Electrical and Energy Engineering at the German Jordanian University offers two Bachelor of Science programs:

· B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering

· B.Sc. in Energy Engineering

The Department is committed to providing high-quality education that combines strong theoretical foundations with practical, application-oriented learning. Its programs are designed to prepare students to address current and emerging challenges in electrical systems, energy technologies, sustainability, automation, and modern engineering applications.

Through laboratory work, engineering projects, practical training, and collaboration with industry, students develop the technical knowledge, analytical skills, and professional competencies required for successful careers in Jordan, Germany, and the international engineering sector.

The Electrical Engineering program provides students with a broad foundation in areas such as electrical circuits, electronics, communication systems, signal processing, control, power systems, and embedded technologies. The Energy Engineering program focuses on conventional and renewable energy systems, energy conversion, energy storage and carriers, power generation, and sustainable energy solutions.

In line with GJU’s applied-sciences model, the Department emphasizes hands-on education, interdisciplinary learning, innovation, and close engagement with industry. Graduates are equipped to contribute effectively to technological advancement, energy-sector development, and the transition toward more efficient and sustainable systems.

 

Vision

To be a leading department in applied electrical and energy engineering education, research, and innovation, recognized for preparing highly qualified engineers who contribute to technological advancement, sustainable development, and the evolving needs of society and industry.

 

Mission

Provide high-quality, application-oriented education grounded in fundamental scientific principles and modern engineering practices; equip students with the technical knowledge, practical skills, critical-thinking abilities, and professional attributes needed to become competent engineers and future leaders; and serve industry, government institutions, and the local community through applied research, professional consultation, knowledge transfer, outreach activities, and innovative engineering solutions that support technological advancement and sustainable development.