Graduates can work in industrial enterprises, medical institutions, research laboratories, and continue their studies in postgraduate programs.
Graduates of the specialty have significant prospects for further professional activities thanks to the knowledge and skills acquired in electronics and related disciplines. They can work in industrial enterprises engaged in the production of electronic components, devices, and systems for various sectors of the economy. Additionally, they have the opportunity to find employment in medical institutions, where specialists are needed for the maintenance, diagnosis, and development of modern medical equipment, as well as for participation in scientific research in the field of biomedical electronics. Research laboratories are also interested in graduates of this specialty, as they can engage in experimental and theoretical activities, develop innovative technologies, and implement the latest methods in various fields of science and technology. Furthermore, graduates can continue their studies in postgraduate programs, which opens up prospects for scientific and teaching activities, as well as participation in international research projects. In modern conditions, the development of startup culture and entrepreneurial activities is particularly important, and graduates can create their own companies specializing in the development of advanced electronic solutions, medical devices, sensor systems, software for biological data analysis, and other innovative products.