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Letná 1/9, 042 00 Košice-Sever, Slovak Republic

Central office

055/602 1111

Rector's Office

055/602 2002

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IČO: 00 397 610 | DIČ: 2020486710 | VAT ID: SK2020486710

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Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics

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Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics 
Technical University of Košice 
Letná 1/9 
042 00 Košice-Sever
Slovak Republic

Contact

  • Phone: +421 55 602 1111 – Switchboard 
  • Dean's Office: +421 55 602 2221
  • Study Department: +421 55 602 2200
  • Study Department: +421 55 602 2201
  • Study Department: +421 55 602 2210
  • Website: https://fei.tuke.sk/
Study Information

Accredited Study Programs for the Academic Year 2026/2027

More detailed information about study programs is available in the list of study programs and on the Academic Information System MAIS (including information about recommended study plans, subjects, etc.).

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FT – Full-time study 
PT – External study ("Study while employed") 
SK – Language of instruction is Slovak 
EN – Language of instruction is English 
SK, EN – Language of instruction is Slovak or English (the study program is taught in either Slovak or English – two separate study programs) 

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About the Faculty

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Bachelor StudyForm of StudyLength of StudyLanguage of Study
Applied Electrical EngineeringFT3SK
Applied Informatics – professionally-orientedFT4SK
Artificial intelligence*FT3SK
Automotive ElectronicsFT3SK
Computer ModellingFT3SK
Computer networksFT3SK, EN
CybersecurityFT3SK, EN
Electrical power engineeringFT3SK, EN
Industrial Electrical EngineeringFT3SK
InformaticsFT3SK, EN
Physical Engineering of Advanced MaterialsFT3SK
Master StudyForm of StudyLength of StudyLanguage of Study
Applied Electrical EngineeringFT2SK
Artificial Intelligence* FT2SK
Artificial Intelligence – joint with FIIT STU*FT2EN
Automotive ElectronicsFT2SK
Computer ModellingFT2SK
Computer networksFT2SK, EN
CybersecurityFT2SK, EN
Electrical power engineering FT2SK, EN
Industrial Electrical EngineeringFT2SK
InformaticsFT2SK, EN
Physical Engineering of Advanced MaterialsFT2SK
Doctoral StudyForm of StudyLength of StudyLanguage of Study
Artificial IntelligenceFT/PT3/5SK, EN
Electrical EngineeringFT/PT3/5SK, EN
InformaticsFT/PT4/5SK, EN
Physical Engineering of Advanced MaterialsFT/PT4/5SK, EN

* In preparation for accreditation

The current faculty was established on July 21, 1969, under the name of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the Technical University in Košice. As of April 15, 1994, the Faculty of Electrical Engineering adopted its new name, the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics of the Technical University of Košice. 

The main mission of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics is to provide higher education based on creative scientific research, particularly in fields such as computer science, cybernetics and artificial intelligence, telecommunications, electronics, electrical engineering, automotive electronics, and electrical energy. These activities are supported by 157 university teachers, including 29 professors, 35 associate professors, 89 assistant professors, and 4 research staff members. To date, the faculty has educated more than 14,000 graduates. The faculty offers departmental scholarships in all of its study programs.