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Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Automation

The training in the specialty "Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Automation" aims to prepare highly qualified engineering staff who will carry out the design and construction of electronic and electrical power systems, control and monitoring systems, as well as scientific and managerial activities in the field of electronic and electrical engineering. Due to their excellent language skills, it is expected that graduates will also serve as intermediaries in the many French companies that have established a number of production facilities in Bulgaria in recent years.The specialty is two years long and is one of the two in Bulgaria that have received joint accreditation from the National Agency for Evaluation and Accreditation - NAEA, the French Commission for Engineering Titles (Commission des titres d’ingénieurs - CTI), and the European Network for Accreditation of Engineering Education (ENAEE). Graduates of the specialty acquire the title of "diploma engineer" in the countries of the European Union, Turkey, and Russia.

The selection of training at the Francophone Faculty of Electrical Engineering is based on clearly formulated advantages:

high quality of education, guaranteed by established teachers and modern curricula;
openness to France and Europe, providing international academic mobility;
French-language engineering education, offering significant professional advantages in the European and Bulgarian industrial context.

The Faculty of Francophone Electrical Engineering is part of the Technical University – the most prestigious technical higher education institution in Bulgaria. It is taught by selected and established specialists from various faculties of TU-Sofia, many of whom have specialized in France and other countries.

FFOE is the only faculty at TU-Sofia that offers admission to a master's program directly after secondary education.

The education at the French Faculty provides unique opportunities in Bulgaria. The wide range of knowledge and competencies that students acquire creates a solid foundation for successful professional development. The high demand for engineers who speak technical French in Bulgaria is due to the significant number of French companies operating in the country.
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To possess a "bachelor's", "master's" or "professional bachelor's" degree in the professional fields of "Communications and Computer Engineering", "Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Automation", "Informatics and Mathematics" or "Electrical Power Engineering". Graduates from other professional fields are admitted to a preparatory year with paid tuition. Proficiency in French is also required

Required documents:
1. application form;
2. higher education diploma (or academic transcript, if the diploma is not yet issued);
3. receipt for the application fee payment;
4. declaration of French language proficiency (included in the application form).

The curricula are harmonized with those of leading French engineering universities. The level of education is maintained through active academic exchange and visits by faculty and students to and from France.

The quality of teaching and student preparation is accredited by the French CTI Commission (Commission des Titres d’Ingénieur) - the oldest accrediting institution in Europe and a member of ENAE (European Network for Accreditation of Engineering Programs). The diploma of FFOE grants graduates the legal right to use the title “Graduate Engineer” in European Union countries, Turkey, and Russia.

The Faculty also holds a Quality Certificate for Education, issued by the National Agency for Assessment and Accreditation of Higher Education in Bulgaria.

The implementation of completed FFOE graduates is particularly successful and fast. The broad engineering knowledge acquired during training helps build highly qualified engineers capable of working in many different fields of science and technology. In addition, fluent command of French and English gives a key advantage when applying for jobs.

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