The PhD in Electrical Engineering at Budapest University of Technology and Economics is a full-time doctoral program in the Doctoral School of Electrical Engineering. It covers research areas including control engineering and robotics, electromagnetic fields, embedded systems, high voltage technology, microelectronics, nanotechnology, photovoltaic systems, power systems, signal processing, space technology, and telecommunication.
The program runs over 8 semesters and requires 240 credits. Credits come from elective doctoral courses (30 credits), guided research (120 credits), publications (60 credits), and contribution to teaching BSc and MSc students (30 credits). Research includes guided work with a supervisor, publication in peer reviewed international journals, and presenting results at international conferences. It also includes a midterm evaluation and a comprehensive examination, followed by a public thesis defence.
Modules
- Elective doctoral courses
- Guided research
- Publications
- Contribution to teaching BSc and MSc students
- Advanced elective courses and participation in international summer schools / workshops
- Teaching under guidance
- Midterm evaluation
- Comprehensive examination
- Public thesis defence
