Welcome to the University of Gävle and the Master Programme in Electronics/Automation, 120 credits!
On this page you can read more about your programme, the introduction for international students and how to get started with your studies!
On this page you can read more about your programme, the introduction for international students and how to get started with your studies!
To be able to use the university web services, register for your courses, take out library books and more, you need to first go through our "Five steps to get started".
Head of programme, Reza Rezasson, will let you know when the programme introduction will take place. Rezas contact details can be found further down this page.
For a good start of the studies, you should recapitulate the contents of your basic academic education, especially Mathematics and Electronics.
Four courses are given each semester – two in parallel. Provided the Corona pandemic is over, the following plan will be kept. If not, there will be changes in the order of the courses for online education.
During the first half of the autumn semester you will study Statistical Signal Processing and Applied Mechanics II in parallel. The second half of the autumn semester you will study Multivariable and Nonlinear Control Systems and RF Measurement Technology in parallel.
Statistical Signal Processing (EEA005)
Multivariable and Nonlinear Control System (EEA004)
RF Measurement Technology (EEG503)
Below you will find welcome letters for the first course(s) that you will take as part of your programme. You will find information about course registration, links to the course syllabus and reading list, timetable and more in your course welcome letter. Welcome letters for courses are published at the latest four weeks before the course start date.
If you are a new student who has just arrived to Gävle, you are not alone. Finding meeting places and new friends is often where the fun begins. The Gefle Student Union work in conjunction with student organisations to improve courses, student social environments and many of the entertaining aspects available to you during your study period. To become involved in the Gefle Student Union is therefore a great opportunity to take part in and be able to influence student life and at the same time get to know students studying other subjects.
Don’t hesitate to send an e-mail to the Gefle Student Union and make sure to follow their social media accounts.
If you have any questions about the programme, please contact the programme director, Dr Reza Rezasson.
E-mail: reza.rezasson@hig.se
Phone: +46 26 64 87 41
You need to apply for accommodation yourself. Please remember to do it in good time before your arrival. The University of Gävle does not provide any student accommodation.
As a student at the University of Gävle you have the opportunity to install
Microsoft Office on up to five computers. The Office package includes Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Outlook and Onenote.
The library is located in the middle of campus and is open to everybody. You can reach all digital resources such as e-books and e-journals after logging in with your user account.
At the Student Centre you will meet knowledgeable staff that can assist you in just about anything regarding your studies at the University of Gävle. The Student Centre is located in building 22. You will also find a café in this area and TV displays showing current information and the daily timetabling. If you have any study-related questions, you can contact the Student Centre at studentsupport@hig.se
Eduroam (EDUcation ROAMing) gives you access to the Internet when you are staying on the University campus. It also provides internet access at other universities and colleges that are connected to eduroam. Eduroam also works at many airports, railway stations and hotels.