Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Tel Aviv University offers a comprehensive and innovative program designed to equip students with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary to excel in the rapidly evolving fields of electrical and electronics engineering. The program combines rigorous coursework with hands-on laboratory experiences, preparing graduates to tackle complex technical challenges across various industries, including telecommunications, energy, automation, aerospace, and more. Students will explore fundamental principles of circuit analysis, digital systems, signal processing, electromagnetics, power systems, and embedded systems, gaining a solid foundation in both theoretical concepts and practical applications. The curriculum emphasizes modern technology trends such as renewable energy, smart grids, Internet of Things (IoT), and artificial intelligence, ensuring graduates are well-prepared for future developments in the sector. In addition, students have opportunities for research collaboration and internships with leading technology companies and research institutions, fostering innovation and real-world problem-solving skills. The program also focuses on developing critical thinking, teamwork, and communication skills, which are essential for professional success. With state-of-the-art laboratories and cutting-edge research facilities, students can engage in projects that address current technological challenges, contributing to advancements in energy efficiency, electronic communication, automation, and more. The faculty comprises distinguished researchers and industry experts committed to mentoring and supporting students throughout their academic journey. Graduates of the Electrical and Electronics Engineering program at Tel Aviv University are highly sought after in the global job market, prepared to pursue careers in engineering design, research and development, project management, and entrepreneurial ventures. Whether students aim to continue their education with graduate studies or enter the workforce directly, the program provides a strong foundation to achieve their professional goals in the dynamic field of electrical and electronics engineering.

• Introduction to Computer Science using Python
• Linear Algebra 
• Physics I (Mechanics)
• Calculus I
• Physics II (Electromagnetism)
• Calculus II
• Ordinary Differential Equations
• Programming 2 – C
• Digital Logic Systems
• Numerical Analysis
• Quantum and Solid state Physics
• Harmonic Analysis
• Complex Functions
• Linear Circuits and Systems
• Real life engineering with MATLAB
• Data Structures and Algorithms
• Partial Differential Equations
• Electronic Devices
• Introduction to Probability and Statistics 
• Signals and Systems
• Analog Electronic Circuits 
• Electronics Laboratory (1) 
• Introduction to Control Theory 
• Electromagnetic Fields 
• Random Signals and Noise
• Digital Electronic Circuits
• Electronics Laboratory (2) 
• Wave Transmission 
• Energy Conversion
• Introduction to Digital Signal Processing 
• Entrepreneurship 1: The basics from A to Z 
• Project
• Electronics – Laboratory (3)
• Energy Conversion Laboratory
• VLSI
• Advanced Lab 1
• Communication Systems
• Introduction to Engineering Economy and Accounting
• RF Circuits and Antennas
• Power Electronics

Requirements

• Online application (see below)
• Official high school diploma and transcript. Applicants in their final year of high school may submit a partial transcript. Their admission process will be complete once the final transcript and diploma are received. 
• Results of the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) or American College Test (ACT). These are only required for applicants graduating from a U.S. high school system, whether in the U.S. or abroad. TAU's SAT code is 0810, and our ACT code is 5517.  Applicants who attended non-U.S. high schools should submit the results of analogous nationally administered tests.
• Two letters of recommendation from a principal, teacher, guidance counselor, or others who are able to comment on the applicant’s academic abilities. Please ask your referees to submit their evaluations via emailor postal mail to your local TAU office.
• Two personal essays (300-500 words)
• Resume/CV
• TOEFL or equivalent proof of English language proficiency - This is only required of graduates of high schools in which English was not the primary language of instruction. TAU's TOEFL code is 7704.
• A mandatory Health Declaration signed by the applicant and an additional witness. 
• A signed medical form with a physician's approval. 

The Electrical and Electronics Engineering undergraduate program at Tel Aviv University offers a variety of financing options to support students throughout their studies. Tuition fees for domestic students are established annually and are accessible on the university’s official website, with competitive rates aligned with Israel’s education policies. International students are subject to different fee structures, which are also detailed on the university’s admissions page. Students can explore several avenues for financial aid, including government scholarships, university grants, and private scholarships supported by industry partners and foundations. The Israeli Ministry of Education provides need-based scholarships for qualified students, which are awarded based on academic merit and financial need assessments conducted during the application process. Tel Aviv University also operates a scholarship program specifically aimed at engineering students to encourage academic excellence and foster innovation in technology fields.

In addition, students have access to work-study arrangements that allow them to gain practical experience while earning stipends to offset educational expenses. The university encourages students to participate in internship programs with high-tech companies and startups in the Tel Aviv area, many of which offer financial compensation. For students requiring additional funding, the university’s financial aid office provides personalized counseling and guidance on external scholarship opportunities, loan options, and budgeting strategies. Loan programs are available through Israeli banks in collaboration with educational institutions, enabling students to borrow funds with favorable interest rates. Furthermore, some students may qualify for special funding under national programs designed to promote engineering careers and technological development.

Tel Aviv University also offers flexible payment options and installment plans to ease the financial burden during the course of studies. The university’s commitment to providing accessible education is reflected in its efforts to maximize financial support channels for students enrolled in Electrical and Electronics Engineering. Prospective students are encouraged to contact the university’s financial aid office early in the application process to explore available options and receive tailored support to finance their education effectively.

Accommodation in dormitories

• $4,800 for the standard 8-month academic year
• $3,000 for the spring semester. 

Students who pursue courses of a longer duration (such as English Literature courses or courses taught in Hebrew) will be charged additional fees for their extended stay in the dorms.

Important notes

• A non-refundable $100 application fee is not included above.
• Accepted students will be asked to pay a confirmation fee to guarantee their spot in the program.
• Trips, Student Activities, Facility Fees and Health Insurance are all included in the tuition fees quoted above. 
• Study of the Hebrew language (Ulpan) is highly recommended and involves an additional fee.
• There is a replacement charge of $10 for lost student ID card, medical insurance card, or room keys.

Tuition includes excursions, activities, facility fees, and health insurance.