Edward Olaseni Polytechnic’s Electrical Electronic Engineering program offers a robust curriculum that merges core scientific principles with modern engineering applications to address the world’s energy and technology needs. Students are trained to become problem-solvers and innovators in a fast-evolving industry. Students can specialize in Power Systems & Renewable Energy, Telecommunications & Signal Processing, and Electronic Circuit Design & Automation. The program combines theoretical understanding with technical practice, allowing students to engage in lab experiments, industry-sponsored projects, technical workshops. The Electrical Electronic Engineering department at Edward Olaseni Polytechnic attracts ambitious students who are passionate about designing smart systems and infrastructures. The community encourages peer collaboration and global thinking.
To be considered for admission into the National Diploma (ND) program in Electrical & Electronics Engineering, applicants must meet the following academic qualifications:
Academic Qualifications:
Candidates must possess five (5) credit-level passes obtained in not more than two (2) sittings from any of the following examinations:
1. West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE)
Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (SSCE)
National Examination Council (NECO)
General Certificate of Education (GCE O’Level)
The credit passes must include:
English Language
Mathematics
Physics
Chemistry
Any one (1) of the following subjects:
Technical Drawing
Further Mathematics
Economics
Geography
Electrical Installation
Computer Studies
Electrical Works
Appliance Maintenance and Repairs
Basic Electronics/Electricity