Electronic Engineering (MEng)

You’ll learn through lectures, tutorials, example classes, face-to-face contact with academics for resolving module queries, laboratories, coursework assignments and projects. Practical work in electronics starts from the first year with the third-year individual project and fourth-year multidisciplinary group project forming major parts of your degree. State-of-the-art laboratories are equipped with software and instruments to support the varied teaching activities in electronic engineering. The course significantly benefits from our close links with industry.

Your first two years follow an integrated multidisciplinary route to engineering, with modules covering core areas of the subject, including electronics. Optional modules related to electronics are available (such as Computer Engineering and Programming). In subsequent years, there is a focused specialisation in electronic engineering. Fourth-year optional modules reflect the School’s research strengths in areas such as power electronics, communications, ASICs and silicon-based smart sensors.