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University of Zambia Electrical Engineering

University of Zambia Electrical Engineering Courses – Electrical Engineering Courses offered at the University of Zambia

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UNZA Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng) in Electrical And Electronic Engineering

University of Zambia Electrical Engineering Overview

2nd Year

MEC 2009 Engineering Drawing I
ENG 2159 Engineering Workshop Technology
EEE 2024 Principles of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
ENG 2129 Engineering and Communication
ENG 2139 Introduction to Information and Communication Technology

3rd Year

EEE 3121 Signals and Systems
EEE 3131 Digital Electronics
EEE 3571 Electronic Engineering I
EEE 3112 Electrical Engineering Practice
EEE 3352 Electromechanics and Machines
EEE 3132 Computer Engineering
EEE 3121 Signals and Systems

4th Year

EEE 4021 Engineering Electromagnetics
EEE 4221 Digital Signal Processing
EEE 4242 Electrical Instrumentation
EEE 4135 Microcontroller Technology and Embedded Systems
EEE 4352 Electrical Machines
EEE 4362 Electrical Power Systems I
EEE 4571 Electronic Engineering II
EEE 4670 Electronic Engineering III

5th Year

EEE 5351 Advanced Electrical Machines
EEE 5240 Dynamic Systems and Control Engineering
EEE 5451 Power Electronics
EEE 5362 Electrical Power Systems II
EEE 5581 Communications Networks
EEE 5681 Communication Theory
EEE 5682 Communication Systems
EEE 5014 Project
EEE 5351 Advanced Electrical Machines

University of Zambia Electrical Engineering Requirements

All copies of certificates submitted with the application must be certified true copies.
To pursue studies in any of the above five offered engineering specializations requires a two-stage process:
Firstly, admission into the School of Engineering (as a second year student) and secondly, being allocated a quota/specialization of choice into third year student after successful completion of previous academic year (general engineering). Since the School has limited places for engineering education, all second year students are subjected to competition. Applicants with a Diploma or higher level qualifications are allocated their preferred engineering specialization directly at second year level according to a fixed allocation in each specialization. The guidelines for the two stage admission into the School of Engineering and specialization in any of the five branches are detailed as follows:
School of Natural Sciences students:
- The School of Engineering makes recommendation for the required number of students who can be taken up via this category (Engineering quota). At the end of the first year of study in the School of Natural Sciences, students make preference to come to School of Engineering. Since the number of students in this quota is fixed, the cut-off point is determined by the required number of students and the performance in that particular academic year of study. On average, this category enrolls about 100 students into the School of Engineering.
Entry requirements for Diploma (or higher qualification) holders:
- At least a credit or better in Five ‘O’ levels in mathematics, English and an acceptable science subject
- At least a credit or better in Diploma (Technologist) or higher qualification in a relevant technical field and
- At least one (1) year of proven and relevant working experience after graduation with a Diploma. A letter from the employer showing proof of the relevant working experience must be attached.
Entry requirements for ‘A’ level holders
- At least three (3) ‘A’ passes (grade of C) with at least a pass grade ‘B’ in either Mathematics or Physics.
- For holders of City and Guilds qualifications, the Diploma is taken to mean level 4 (Full Technological Certificate, Full Technological Diploma or Advanced Technician Diploma).
Attainment of at least a credit in “O’ level Mathematics and in an acceptable Science subject.
Attainment of at least a credit or better in the Diploma (Technologist) in a relevant technical field. For holders of City and Guilds qualifications, the diploma is taken to mean Level 4 (Full Technological Certificate, Full Technological Diploma or Advanced Technician Diploma).
At least one (1) year of proven and relevant working experience after graduation with a diploma. A letter from the employer showing proof of the relevant working experience must be attached.

University of Zambia Electrical Engineering Finance

Tuition Fees

Year of Study	Amount	Period
1^st Year	K28,980.00	Per Year
2^nd Year	K26,345.00	Per Year
3^rd Year	K23,950.00	Per Year
4^th Year	K21,774.00	Per Year
5^th Year	K19,795.00	Per Year

Foreign Students

Year of Study	Amount	Period
All Years	K57,173.00	Per Year

Non Tuition Fees*

Type of Fees	Amount	Period
Registration	K40.00	Per Year
Examination	K50.00	Per Course
Recreation	K150.00	Per Year
Medical	K200.00	Per Year
Caution Fee	K182.50	Paid by 1st Years only once at entry (non-refundable)
Internet Connectivity	K194.00	Per Year
Graduation Fee	K100.00	Per Year
Record Card Fee	K50.00	Paid by 1st Years only once at entry
Maintenance and Rehabilitation	K165.00	Per Year
Student Union Fee	K45.00	Per Year
Academic Fee	K10.00	Per Year
Library	K100.00	Per Year