Electrical Postgraduate Degrees

... an understanding of basic electrical and electronic circuits, mechanical power transmission and components and the laws which govern their behaviours. Fluid... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering, Fluid Mechanics...

...This mechanical engineering course includes three years' study at bachelor's level plus a final year leading to a master’s degree. You will study areas such as structural mechanics, electrical circuits, fluids and powder dynamics, and thermodynamics. The final year includes a master's-level... Learn about: Mechanical Engineering, GCSE Mathematics...

... Full-time - Compulsory modules: Electrical Supply and Distribution (20 Credits) Mechanical Services Design (20 Credits) Thermodynamics and Fluid... Learn about: Built Environment, Full Time...

... and nanoelectronics, advanced electrical and electronic engineering design, digital and wireless communications, aerospace, manufacturing, process control and IT product design. The professional programme is offered by Queen’s to support students in their academic and personal development to graduate as engineers... Learn about: Signal processing...

...-Petronas low speed wind tunnel and associated measurement; Faculty workshop (metal/woodwork), Composites Laboratory, Metrology Laboratory, Electrical... Learn about: Skills and Training, Aeronautical Engineering, IT Development...

... dioxide levels from electrical generation, heating and transport. Research Design and MethodsGain an in-depth understanding of the theories and methods... Learn about: Architectural Drawings, Architecture Planning, IT Development...

... a diverse range of experimental probes, including neutrons, x-rays and positrons, as well as electrical/thermal transport, specific heat and magnetisation... Learn about: Communication Training, Medical training, GCSE Physics...

...Profile This course provides electrical, electronic or power engineering graduates with the professional training needed to pursue careers as design and development engineers or researchers... Learn about: Power Engineering...

...Profile This course delivers a broad coverage of all major disciplines in Electrical Power, including power electronics, electric drives, electrical machine design and power systems. It also covers important electrical power themes such as renewable energy systems and electric vehicles...

...Profile The School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering offers postgraduate research degrees at PhD level in all of our major research areas. You are encouraged to view our research group expertise for details of our research areas and opportunities to develop research in a chosen subject... Learn about: Team Training, IT Development, Skills and Training...

...Profile This course provides specialist knowledge in electrical power distribution at an advanced level. It meets the increasing demand for skilled Power Distribution Engineers in industry. It provides professional career development with major input from industrial experts...

...Mechanical Power Transmissions* MEC8043 Software in the Professional Engineering Context* MEC8026 Robotics* MEC8029 Design of Mechanical Power Transmissions*... Learn about: Mechanical Engineering, Skills and Training...

... takes place with colleagues in the Emerging Technology and Materials (ETM) Group in the School of Electrical, Electronic and Computer Engineering. Biophysics Our research in biophysics explores the structure and function of cells with the aim of creating artificial life and building machines based... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Team Training, IT Development...

...Choose your specialism Available research areas for study include: Electrical and Electronics project areas Renewable energy and energy... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Power electronics, Sensor Systems...

... an innovative industry, the programme exemplifies the link between education, research and valorisation. The Master in Electrical Engineering programme gives you in-depth training in the software and hardware design of electronic systems, with an emphasis either on circuit design or the design of applications... Learn about: Signal processing...

... principles of engineering before specialising in electrical engineering. Business operations and employability are covered throughout the course providing you with the skills and knowledge to build a successful engineering career. Other skills you develop to improve your career potential include • business... Learn about: Project Management, IT Project Management, Part Time...

... and rewarding career that is constantly changing with new developments in technology. And with a shortage of electrical and electronic engineers in the UK, your skills will be in demand. Electrical engineers are at the forefront of many innovations in the way we live and work today. They design, produce... Learn about: Product Development, Electronic Engineering...

... and Technology (IET) to meet the educational requirements for chartered engineer (CEng) status.Study everything from the operation of nanoelectronic devices to national-scale electricity networks.The world is dependent upon the talents of electronic and electrical engineers. Creating, designing and managing... Learn about: Electronic Engineering, Communication Training, Renewable Energy...

... of the technical, industrial and economic issues of designing and manufacturing modern electrical power devices. Combining theory and practice, you’ll learn how to use advanced technologies to conceptualise, design and operate power and energy systems. Project work is a key part of your study experience at Bath... Learn about: Communication Training, Circuit Theory, Power Engineering...

... by monitoring and analysing the real-time signals of the induction motor. Different faults of induction motors are generally classified as either electrical or mechanical faults. Also, different types of condition monitoring using vibration and electrical signals have been implemented. However, these methods...