Engineering, BSc - HAEC

• Key courses in Electric Energy Systems, Electronic Circuits, and Automated Control Systems
• A flexible class schedule, with afternoon, evening and e-learning courses to accommodate students' work schedules
• Opportunities to take part in student exchange programs with Engineering departments at other American colleges and universities
• Opportunities to participate in faculty-student research projects
• Chance to intern with companies during senior year
• Opportunity to complete the Capstone Project in collaboration with an ongoing company project
• Faculty mentoring and personal support for academic and professional development

Required Core Courses - 9 Courses | 30 Credits (60 ECTS) The 9 required Core courses in the major are:

• General Chemistry with Lab
• Introduction to Engineering with design Lab
• Engineering Mechanics
• Programming Concepts
• Calculus II
• Differential Equations with Linear Algebra
• Statistics for Engineers and Scientists
• General Physics II
• Capstone Project

Elective Engineering Courses - Select 4 Courses | 12 Credits (24 ECTS) Students should select four courses from the following lists Electrical Engineering (2 courses)

• Electronic Design I with Lab
• Electronic Design II with Lab
• Electric Energy Systems II with Lab
• Introduction to Unmanned Aircraft Systems
• Signals and Systems II with Lab

Math and IT (1 course)

• Network Fundamentals I
• Object-Oriented Programming
• Data Structures & Algorithms
• Database Management Systems
• Web Technology
• Discrete Mathematics
• Numerical Algorithms
• Multidimensional Calculus

Rest Engineering (1 course)

• Thermodynamics
• Physical Chemistry
• Civil Engineering System
• Building Construction
• Surveying and Mapping
• Engineering Material and Devices with Lab
• Global Engineering Leadership
• Introduction to Eng. Design and Solid Modelling
• Introduction to Material Science
• Thermodynamics

Majors: 8 courses (minimum 24 credits – 48 ECTS) In addition to the core courses above students are required to select a numbers of courses in the following major: Electrical Engineering Major Structure (8 Courses | 26 Credits - 52 ECTS)

• Introduction to Electrical circuits with Lab
• Electromagnetic Fields and Waves
• Introduction to Digital Systems with Lab
• Electric Energy Systems
• Automatic Control Systems
• Signals and Systems I with Lab
• Systems Analysis and Design
• Operating Systems

Electrical Engineering Minor Structure (6 courses | 20 credits – 40 ECTS) Requirements - 4 courses | 14 credits (28 ECTS) Electrical Engineering

• Introduction to Electrical circuits with Lab
• Electronic Design I with Lab
• Electric Energy Systems I
• Calculus II

Electives - 2 courses | 6 credits (12 ECTS)

• Programming Concepts
• Electromagnetic Fields and Waves
• Automatic Control Systems
• Signals and Systems I with Lab

Hellenic American University is a private, non-profit American university accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE). Hellenic American University programs are offered in Athens through Hellenic American College, which is licensed by the Ministry of Education, Religious Affairs, and Sports. Graduates receive their degree directly from Hellenic American University.

• Need-based Scholarships: Awarded to students with demonstrated financial need and reviewed annually based on academic performance.
• Merit-based Scholarships: Awarded based on exceptional academic achievement, leadership skills, or community service.
• Corporate Scholarships: Partial or full tuition coverage for selected employees of partner organizations.
• Early Bird Scholarships: Available to qualified applicants who complete their enrollment early.
• Special Scholarship Programs: Announced on a case-by-case basis and may target specific academic programs, applicant groups, or partnering institutions.
• Tuition Guarantee Program: Tuition rates established upon initial enrollment remain fixed until graduation, subject to program terms.

Scholarships cover tuition for courses that count toward degree completion. They do not cover other fees or financial obligations incurred from courses dropped after the add/drop period.

Financial aid applications for new students are submitted alongside the admission application. Evaluation takes place following the applicant's academic acceptance.

• Higher education from an accredited American university.
• Accreditation from the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE).
• Modern degree programs that combine theoretical knowledge with real-world practical application.
• Personalized support: Small class sizes, dedicated faculty, and a mentoring system that help every student reach their full potential.
• Study in the heart of Athens, within an international and multicultural environment.
• Fixed tuition until graduation through the Tuition Guarantee Program.
• Scholarships and financial aid based on academic and financial criteria.
• Online learning options and evening classes, ideal for working students.
• Strong career prospects: Based on the latest survey, 86% of graduates are employed, leveraging the knowledge and skills gained during their studies.