Prepare for a career in industry or research. You'll further your understanding of electronic and electrical devices and systems, experience a wide range of topics and, finally, specialise in an area ...

We offer a range of IET-accredited degrees covering electrical and electronic, mechatronic and robotic, and computer systems engineering, which can be studied as a three-year Bachelor’s degree (BEng) ...

Electrical and electronic engineering touches on almost every aspect of modern life, and with sustainability so important for the world right now, there’s never been a better time to study this area.

Confused about your engineering future? Learn the core differences between Electrical (power systems) and Electronic (micro-chips) engineering to find your perfect career path.

Advancements in electronics and computing are transforming the way we live, and see the world. With this BEng in Electronic and Computer Engineering, you’ll be immersed in both - empowering you to ...

Knowing which engineering courses to take helps you get the best return on investment from your engineering degree. An engineering curriculum integrates theoretical principles and practical training ...

The School of Electrical, Electronic and Mechanical Engineering has an international reputation for world-leading research in areas such as mobile and wireless communication systems, microelectronics, ...

Our courses will allow you to develop a broad understanding of multi-disciplinary engineering, while gaining deeper specialist skills in design and systems engineering. We have invested more than £20 ...

The Faculty has a very active continuing education office which runs short courses throughout the year. Courses can be given as part of a regular programme, organised in conjunction with a ...

Electronics and Communication Engineering is one of the most popular courses in the engineering field. As the name suggests, the course complies the concepts from both the communication and the ...

Queen Mary University of London has been awarded a portion of £1.7m in funding from the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) to develop four MSc courses. They include an MSc in ...