Power and Control Engineering

Electrical Engineering is a discipline that studies electricity and electrical technology. Students discover the wonders of circuit theory and analysis, amplifiers, semiconductors, and reverse engineering. After graduation, electrical engineers design, develop, test, and fix electrical systems, as well as other electronic devices. Electrical engineering plays a crucial role in innovations in industries such as healthcare, transport, or robotics.

Some of the subfields within Electrical Engineering include Lighting Design, Energy Engineering, Power and Measurement, Smart Electrical Networks and Systems, Electronics, etc.

Courses in Electrical Engineering are interdisciplinary. They focus on principles from Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Electromagnetism, Electronics, as well as the fundamental Electrical and Electronic Engineering concepts. You learn how to take systems and devices apart, how they work, and how to fix them. Courses also focus on advancing current gadgets, communication systems, creating better and safer devices, and using new technologies to improve tools used by people daily. You will become familiarized with concepts connected to circuitry, electromagnetism, and semiconductors.

After graduating in Electrical Engineering, you will fully understand the importance of electric power and power generation. You'll also develop technical, analytical, and problem-solving skills.

Electrical Engineering allows you to access lucrative jobs. Here are some of the most popular choices: acoustic consultant, broadcast engineer, CAD technician, electrical engineer, network engineer, system analyst, etc.

The student is accepted into Al-Zaytoonah Private University of Jordan according to the following criteria:
The student must have a high school diploma or its equivalent, and the admission criteria set by the Jordanian Higher Education Council must apply to him, which are:

• Average (80%) for the specializations of Pharmacy and Engineering
• Average (70%) for the specialization of Nursing
• Average (65%) for the specialization of Law
• Average (60%) for the rest of the specializations

High school students/scientific branch: They are allowed to study in all specializations
High school students/literary and religious branch: They are allowed to study in the Faculty of Arts and the Faculty of Business
And the Faculty of Law and the specialization of Multimedia Technology/Multimedia.

High school students/information management branch: They are allowed to study in Specializations of the College of Science and Information Technology, the College of Arts, the College of Business, the College of Law, and the Multimedia Technology specialization
High school students / Comprehensive Health Education Branch: They are allowed to study in the College of Nursing, the College of
Arts, the College of Business, the College of Law, and the Multimedia Technology specialization.
High school students / Professional branches: They are accepted in specific specializations for each professional branch, provided that they study
the two additional subjects for the relevant professional branch, and pass them.

The colleges or specializations that students of the professional branches are allowed to apply to are determined as follows:

Industrial Branch: College of Engineering and Technology, College of Science and Information Technology, Classroom Teacher Specialization
Management Information Systems Specialization, and the College of Architecture and Design.
Commercial Branch and Branch Hotelier: Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Business, Faculty of Law, and Multimedia Technology specialization.
Agricultural Branch:Faculty of Science and Information Technology, and Classroom Teacher specialization, and Administrative Information Systems specialization, and Graphic Design specialization, and Multimedia Technology specialization.
Home Economics Branch: Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Business, Faculty of Law, and Multimedia Technology specialization.

* Non-Jordanian students may be accepted as an exception to the GPA requirement with a maximum of 15 marks less than the permitted limit of admission rates, provided that they adhere to the General Secondary Education Branch.
* No Jordanian student holding another nationality may be granted an exception to the GPA requirement to register in the majors offered at the university.
 

Students can apply for admission to a higher education institution in Jordan through the following:

1. Applying directly to the institution of higher education of their choice. Many higher education institutions in Jordan have online application services or through university service offices; while some institutions accept applications through mail. Each higher education institution determines its own enrollment requirements. Therefore, a prospective student should communicate with the institution they wish to apply to in order to know the specific admission requirements and procedures.
2. Applying directly through the free on-line application
3. Communicate with the Directorate of International Student Affairs at the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research and apply to any higher education institution