Imagine the world without electricity, communication technologies, or electronic devices. It would be easy to see why Electrical, Electronics, and Telecommunication Engineering is vital to our survival and to the development of future technologies. Electronics and Telecommunications engineers play a crucial role in the design, development, and distribution.
Awarding Body
Mode of Study
Duration
Advance Diploma: 3 Academic Years Full Time and up to 6 Years Part Time or Flexible
Bachelor: 4 Academic Years Full Time and up to 8 Years Part Time or Flexible
Fees
(Fees may increase by 2% annually, subject to MoE approval)
Minimum Entry Requirements
Minimum Entry Requirements for this programme are:
- Holders of the Omani General Education Diploma or an equivalent qualification with a minimum overall average of 65%. A minimum of 60% in Pure Mathematics, 60% in Physics and 55% in English Language.
- Successful completion of GCET Foundation Studies Programme with a minimum of 50% in each component.
- Diploma Holders are encouraged to apply for advanced entry.
Contact Person
Email: admissions@gcet.edu.om or Tel: +968 24227999 – WhatsApp +968 7227 0606
Why Study our Programme?
One of the main distinctive features of this programme is that you will get a British award from the University of the West of England, Bristol, UK, (recognised worldwide) while studying in Muscat.
What you will be studying?
At the beginning of the programme, you will study digital and analogue electronics, engineering mathematics, and computer programming, as well as a wide range of electronic engineering applications. As you progress, subjects such as signal processing, microcontroller-based systems, communication systems, control systems, and digital hardware design are taught. Alongside this, you will also develop professional skills in project planning, group work, and communication.
Throughout the programme, you will apply the acquired knowledge through practical laboratory work using our state-of-the-art lab facilities.
Where can it take you?
Electronics and telecommunication Engineers are in great demand because of the rapid advancement of electronics and telecommunication technologies and their applications in the region and around the Globe.
These advancements create continuous job opportunities for competent Engineers who can deal with and develop these disciplines further. The broadness of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering allows our graduates to have great career prospects. Typical employers (including and not limited to) are telecommunication service providers, companies from the Oil & Gas industry, petrochemical companies, Bio-Medical companies, defence and security, remote sensing companies, and Government entities.
Opportunities are also available in manufacturing, transport and rail, aviation, and many other industries. Moreover, Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers have the skills and the ability to start their own businesses in the booming market situation, and the opportunities are countless.
Programme Structure
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Level 0 |
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Semester 1 (Oct-Jan) |
Semester 2 (Feb-May) |
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| UFMFBG-30-0 | Foundation Mathematics Algebra & calculus
Prerequisite: None |
UFMFEG-30-0 | Engineering Experimentation
Prerequisite: None |
| UFCFGK-30-0 | Professional and Academic Skills
Prerequisite: None |
UFCEXX-30-0 | Program Design and Implementation
Prerequisite: None |
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Level 1 |
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Semester 1 (Oct-Jan) |
Semester 2 (Feb-May) |
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| UFMFP8-15-1 | Electrical and Electronic Principles (A)
Prerequisite: None |
UFMFF8-30-1 | Digital Principles
Prerequisite: None |
| UFMFN7-15-1 | C Programming
Prerequisite: None |
UFMFVA-15-1 | Electrical and Electronic Principles (B)
Prerequisite: None |
| UFMFJ9-30-1 | Engineering Mathematics
Prerequisite: None |
UFMFCA-15-1 | Practical Electronics
Prerequisite: None |
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Level 2 |
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Semester 1 (Oct-Jan) |
Semester 2 (Feb-May) |
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| UFMFL9-15-2 | Mathematics for Signals and Control
Prerequisite: Engineering Mathematics |
UFMFMA-15-2 | Signal Processing and Circuits
Prerequisite: Electrical and Electronic Principles (A) |
| UFMFHA-15-2 | Project Management
Prerequisite: None |
UFMFV7-15-2 | Control
Prerequisite: Engineering Mathematics |
| UFMFKA-30-2 | Microcontrollers Applications Group Lab
Prerequisite: None |
UFMFNP-15-2
UFMFPK-15-2 |
Measurements And Instrumentations
Prerequisite: Electrical and Electronic Principles (B) Or Practical Electronics Sensors, Transducers And Actuators Prerequisite: Practical Electronics |
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Level 3 |
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Semester 1 (Oct-Jan) |
Semester 2 (Feb-May) |
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| UFMFX8-30-3 | Individual Project BEng (Part 1)
Prerequisite: None |
UFMFX8-30-3 | Individual Project BEng (Part 2)
Prerequisite: None |
| UFMFPP-15-3 | Remote Sensing
Prerequisite: Measurements And Instrumentations |
UFMFW7-15-3 | Control Systems Design
Prerequisite: Signal Processing And Circuits |
| UFCF95-15-3 | Entrepreneurial Skills
Prerequisite: None |
UFMF99-15-3 | Intelligent And Adaptive Systems
Prerequisite: None |
| UFMFS7-15-3
UFMFH8-15-3 UFMFE7-15-3 UFMFDE-15-3
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Communication [Elective]
Prerequisite: Mathematics for Signals and Control Digital Signal Processing [Elective] Prerequisite: None Analogue Electronics [Elective] Prerequisite: None Power Electronics [Elective] Prerequisite: Electrical and Electronic Principles (B) Or Practical Electronics Or Electrical and Electronic Principles (A) |
UFMFV8-15-3 | Group Design And Integration Project
Prerequisite: None |
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* Omani Culture GCET-15-0 is a college required module. |
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