National Technical University of Athens

The School of Electrical and Computer Engineering (http://www.ece.ntua.gr) is one of the nine Schools of the National Technical University of Athens (http://www.ntua.gr). E.C.E. Dept. covers the areas of electric power systems, telecommunications systems, applications of electronics in various scientific fields, and computer engineering and science. The School offers a total of 139 undergraduate courses to its students. There are 72 professors with PhD at E.C.E. Dept.

E.C.E. Dept. has a wide participation in many National and E.E.C. Research and Development Programs.

University of Belgrade , Faculty of Electrical Engineering

The Faculty of Electrical Engineering (http://www.etf.bg.ac.yu) of the University of Belgrade (http://www.bg.ac.yu/en_index.php) has around 170 teaching staff, and more than 4500 students. The faculty is organised into 10 academic departments and one interdisciplinary group. At this point, the duration of undergraduate studies is 5 years: 9 semesters, with approximately 380 lectures per semester, plus one semester for the bachelor Thesis.

Technical University of Madrid, Dept. of Electronic Engineering 

Technical University of Madrid (http://www.upm.es) was established in 1971 under today's name, although most of its centers are more than a century old. It has 250 professors, 3500 undergraduate students, and 350 graduate students. The Department of Electronic Engineering (http://www.die.upm.es/index.html.en) activities are focused in the following areas: analog and digital circuits, microprocessors, microelectronics, CAD for electronic design, high-speed electronics, speech communication, and technology aids for the handicapped.

University of Niš, Faculty of Electronic Engineering

University education in electronics started in 1960. as a remote department of Electronics of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the University of Belgrade. In 1968, a separate Faculty of Electronic Engineering (http://elfak.ni.ac.yu/phptest/new/index.php) was established within The University of Niš (http://www.ni.ac.yu). In the meantime, more than four thousand engineers graduated at the faculty. The faculty staff consists of 150 teaching/research members, with strong orientation to industry. The teaching process is organised in six areas: Automation, Computer Science, Electronics, Industrial Power Systems, Microelectronics, and Telecommunications

University of Novi Sad, Faculty of Technical Sciences

Faculty of Technical Sciences (http://www.ftn.ns.ac.yu) takes its origin from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering in Novi Sad, established by the University of Belgrade in 1960, which became a part of the University of Novi Sad (http://www.ns.ac.yu) during the same year. Presently, the Faculty covers many technical fields such as: electronic and communication engineering, industrial engineering and management, power system engineering, computing and automation engineering, energy and process engineering, and so on. More than 6000 both undergraduate and graduate students are presently studying at the Faculty, which has 400 teaching staff.

HDL Design House

HDL Design House (http://www.hdl-dh.com) is a Serbian company from Belgrade, with strong needs for design engineers and close links with most of the electronic industry in the country.