Who We Are
Electrical and Energy Engineering Department (GEE) is advancing in practical-based education in many diversified specializations of electrical engineering: Electrical Energy, Automation, Electronics, Telecommunication and Networking. Graduated engineers and technicians from the department get high employment rate in the market. This achievement is due to our richness in laboratories facilities, qualified human resources and strong international cooperation.
GEE department is one among other oldest departments founded at the same time when ITC was established in 1964. Most of the employees, employers and officers in the private and public institutes are graduated from GEE department. GEE department is now at its full capacity in producing human resources in its different specialized fields.
When initially established, the GEE department together with other departments received full support from the ancient Soviet Union. Hence, the study program was mostly adopted from the ancient Soviet education system.
Since 1993, the Institute of Technology of Cambodia was managed by the French cooperation. The study program of the GEE department was once again modified considerably. Some of the teaching materials and teaching methods are still currently being used by some professors of the department. The laboratory equipment had been supported since then. A considerable support from the French networks could then be established.
Vision
Our vision is to become a prominent Electrical and Energy Engineering Department that produces graduates with 21st-century skills, research, and innovation who will contribute to the country’s technology-led vision in electrical, energy, automation systems, and emerging globalisation.
Mission
Mission #1: Produce graduates with high skills (technical skills and soft skills) for research and innovation for the country’s vision 2030 as well as for the emergence of globalisation in the related field.
Mission #2: Produce graduates who are lifelong learners and entrepreneurs through applied research and development (R&D) projects.