Electronic Engineering MEng
Bachelor's degree
In Stoke-On-Trent
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
Stoke-on-trent
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Duration
4 Years
“Here in Britain, we’re not training up enough engineers to fill the jobs that we have today, let alone the jobs we’ll need in fifty years’ time. And it’s not a problem limited to the UK; Germany, Switzerland, and the US have all expressed concerns about the shortage of good engineering talent.” Sir James Dyson
MEng Awards are integrated master’s programmes which are treated for funding purposes as undergraduate degrees. The additional study involved in an MEng Award in comparison with a BEng Honours award aims to provide the opportunity to develop the potential to be a leader in the engineering profession and within the engineering industry.
To recognise the importance of employability skills, our Electronic Engineering degree will focus heavily on developing the competences that employers want such as effective team working, excellent communication skills, and confident presentation skills.
You will work in our brand new electrical and electronic laboratory facilities and you will have access to state-of-the-art hardware platforms and software tools in telecommunications, instrumentation and control systems, VLSI design and embedded software, and PCB design and manufacture.
You will also have the option to undertake a work placement after completing your second year to develop your employability skills in a working environment, gain invaluable practical experience, and position you favourably for graduate roles. Our close links with many high profile companies mean we can help you secure your work placement. During your third year, you will complete an independent engineering project along with specialist modules in your areas of interest.
Final year modules include MEng Group Project: intended to develop your ability to work in a high performing engineering team while a series of industrially related case studies will enable students to meet state of the art research materials within a relevant context.
An industrially related case study...
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About this course
Typical UCAS Offer: 128 UCAS tariff points A levels: ABB or BBC plus 16 UCAS tariff points at AS (or other level 3 qualifications), this must include a pass in A level Mathematics, Physics or Engineering related subject.
BTEC: DDM in an Engineering discipline.
Applicants with other qualifications will be considered on an individual basis
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Subjects
- Engineering
- Design
- Project
- Team Training
- Electronic Engineering
- Art
- Employability
- Industry
Course programme
Student learning opportunities include classroom-based and e-learning and involve a broad spectrum of activities appropriate to the learning outcomes and the assessment methods. These activities range from entirely self-managed study, timetabled formal lectures, tutorials, laboratory based work and presentations. Students have opportunities to use and develop theoretical knowledge, computer based models, and to design, implement and test. The transferable skills of presenting, writing, discussing, working with others, and managing one's own time are developed throughout the award. Opportunities are provided in assignments in which presentations, as well as project management techniques, team working, design and written reports, play a part. Final year projects include presentations and interviews at two stages throughout the year. Students also participate in a `Graduate Exhibition' showing their final year project work. This exhibition is attended by people from industry, staff from the University, and parents and friends of the students.
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Electronic Engineering MEng