Our primary objective is to maintain a consistent output of high quality research and well-prepared graduates through our accredited undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. With a highly skilled and qualified team, we are proud to be one of the leading communities in the region specialising in various areas of communication engineering. These areas include electromagnetic analysis, wireless technologies, Radio-Frequency and microwave devices, antenna technologies, radar systems, and satellite communication.

In the early 1990s, the Discipline of Computer Engineering emerged as the Computer Engineering Division within the Department of Electrical Engineering. Its primary purpose was to provide comprehensive support to the department's diverse programmes. Over the years, the discipline underwent significant transformations, leading to its renaming as the Department of Computer Engineering in August 1999, commemorating the institute's transition into a university.

In 2008, a new chapter began with the establishment of the esteemed Centre for Computer Engineering Studies, driven by the nation's increasing demand for skilled professionals in electronic and computer engineering. This center dedicated itself to meeting this demand by continually elevating the knowledge and expertise of its members in teaching and research.

The Discipline of Electrical Power is dedicated to conducting research and teaching activities of the highest international standards in the field of electrical power engineering and related areas. With a focus on excellence, most of the current research endeavors within the discipline are generously funded by the government, university, and industry. The vibrant research community in Electrical Power is committed to producing internationally-leading work that has a positive impact on society, publishing their findings in prestigious international journals. Furthermore, the discipline actively collaborates with other departments and industry partners on specific research projects, fostering a spirit of innovation and knowledge sharing that permeates undergraduate teaching.

The Future of Electronics Engineering

As the Discipline of Electronics continues to push the boundaries of knowledge, it serves as a driving force in shaping the future of electronics engineering. By fostering a nurturing environment for research and innovation, it empowers students and researchers to explore new frontiers in this ever-evolving field. 

In the ever-evolving realm of technology, Electrical Engineering education remains at the forefront of innovation and development. At the College of Electrical Engineering, we strive to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in this dynamic field. Our mission is to nurture multi-skilled graduate engineers who possess the ability to spearhead nation-building initiatives. We believe in not only pursuing academic excellence but also instilling high moral, ethical, and spiritual values in our engineering graduates. It is no wonder that our Electrical Engineering School has garnered immense popularity among students, making us the largest among UiTM's four Engineering School.