The technical use of electricity - electrical engineering - makes it possible to transmit energy and information almost instantaneously.
At HTA-FR, students can choose between the following 2 majors: Electronics, where electricity transmits and processes information in the form of a signal; or Electrical Energy, where electricity transports and uses energy in the form of electrical power.
Engineers in electrical energy
- Design equipment for the generation, transmission, and distribution of electrical energy;
- Plan, manage, direct, and control interdisciplinary infrastructure projects for the generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity;
- Design, monitor, and optimize the operation of power systems (electricity, heat, gas);
- Specify, design and manage the commissioning of industrial drives, rail vehicles or their subsystems;
- Record procedures for manufacturing, assembling, and commissioning electrical equipment;
- Inspect and optimize equipment, ensure compliance with safety standards and sustainable environmental protection;
- Prepare technical documentation for the operation of equipment.
Engineers in electronics
- Develop systems for the production, transmission and distribution of electrical power
- Plan, manage, control and review interdisciplinary infrastructure projects for the production, transmission and distribution of electrical power
- Plans, monitors and optimizes the operation of power systems: Electric, hydro, solar, wind, thermal, and gas power plants
- Specify, design, and manage the commissioning of industrial, automotive, and rail propulsion systems or their subsystems