On this electrical and electronic engineering degree we will teach you how to produce practical and innovative solutions to a variety of engineering problems. 

From day one you will be developing electronic circuits, from prototype design through to fully assembled PCBs (printed circuit boards). 

The optional modules will give you the flexibility to focus on your chosen career path in fields such as:

• electrical or electronic engineering
• power engineering
• communication systems
• analogue systems 
• digital systems. 

The final year project will give you the opportunity to consider an engineering problem in depth and apply your knowledge. This will give you valuable experience of applying both your technical and professional skills.

Practical laboratory sessions will help you put the taught theory into practice. You will have access to two large multipurpose electronics laboratories which provide specialist resources for electrical, electronics, communications and control and where you will be able to work with engineering specific software such as OrCAD, AutoCAD, Inventor, MATLAB and LABVIEW.

We aim to create an environment where all students feel welcome. Our teaching staff are experts in their fields and they are dedicated to supporting your development in this exciting area of engineering. 

Popular jobs for electrical engineering degree graduates include:

• electronic engineer
• electrical engineer
• software engineer
• electronic design automation (EDA) engineer
• biomedical engineer
• research and development engineer.