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MEng Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Key facts
| Qualification | Master's Degree |
| Study mode | Full-time |
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Subjects
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Electrical Engineering
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Electronic Engineering
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Duration
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Estimated cost as reported by the institution. There may be additional administrative fees. Please contact for the latest information.
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Admissions
Intakes
Entry Requirements
UCAS Code: H601
Typical offer level
- A Level: AAB-AAA
- BTEC National Diploma: DDD in relevant National Diploma (including A Level Maths Grade B)
- IB: 34 points (including minimum Grade 6 in Maths and Physics at Higher Level)
Specific subject requirements
- A Level: Maths and Physics or Electronics
- GCSE: English Grade C
Curriculum
Year 1 modules
- Computing for Electronic Engineers
- Digital and Analogue Electronics
- Electrical Circuit theory
- Introduction to Electrical Power
- Engineering Projects and Entrepreneurship 1
- Physical Principles
- Electrical Systems Engineering
- Transistion Mathematics for Engineers
- Mathematics for First Year Engineers
By taking additional modules after the end of the second year, you can incorporate the placement within a 4-year course.
Year 2 modules
- Analogue Electronics
- Communications Systems Engineering
- Digital and Programmable Systems
- Engineering Design Project
- Electronic Systems Analysis
- Electrical Systems Engineering
- Instrumentation
- The Professional Engineer
The placement in Year 3 is academically assessed and also includes some distance learning business modules.
Year 3 modules
Core modules
- MEng Industrial Placement Year
- Digital Transmission and Communication Systems
- Java Programming for Electronic Engineers
- Sustainability for Engineers
- Engineering Supply Chains and Partnerships
Other Modules
- International Placement Assessment
- MEng International Study Year
- Individual Research
Final year
The final year is taught alongside our Masters programmes and you can chose options from the stream that most interests you.
In the final year you can take a broad range of Masters level courses or specialise in one particular area, such as communications, sensing, computing or electrical power. You will also complete an extended individual project in an area that interests you.