Electronic Engineering

Entry requirements

Take a look at the latest entry requirement information on our website: https://www.beds.ac.uk/howtoapply/guide-to-applying-to-uob/before-you-apply/entry-requirements/

Months of entry

February, April, June, August, October, November

Course content

Designed in collaboration with professionals at the forefront of the industry, the course advances your technical knowledge and practical expertise while allowing you to explore cutting-edge technologies in a rapidly developing field. You prepare for the workplace through practice-based learning and hands-on sessions, applying what you learn to real-world situations and projects, and explore your specialist interests with an Electrical Engineering MSc project of your choice.

Course accreditation

This course is accredited by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) at the level of partial chartered engineer (further learning). Professional registration with IET testifies that you work at an internationally recognised standard of competency and opens up additional career opportunities, from higher salaries to more challenging work.

Facilities and specialist equipment

• Purpose-built STEM building with modern facilities and bespoke study spaces
• New electronic engineering lab with state-of-the-art equipment supplied by National Instruments and Rohde & Schwarz
• Access to 3D printers, solder stations and an extensive range of manufacturing tools
• Industry-standard software such as Multisim and MATLAB to prepare you for current working practices

Your student experience

Our course is designed in close collaboration with experts across the field, ensuring you gain up-to-the-minute knowledge and keep up with the latest industry breakthroughs.

Study with a team of highly qualified, research-active teaching staff.

Enhance your employability with our focus on developing key transferable skills such as effective communication; critical thinking; advanced analysis; and innovative problem solving.

Build knowledge and connections through field trips, interactive seminars and collaborative work opportunities with sector employers.

Benefit from your own personal academic tutor.

Once you have graduated you will be qualified to work in a wide range of associated fields including electronic systems design; as a development engineer; in software design; as an embedded systems engineer; communications engineer; product support engineer; or technical consultant.

Graduates from this course have moved on to work in the development of microcontroller-based embedded systems; computer systems engineering; robotics; automotive electronics; and the design of mobile and wireless communications systems.

Information for international students

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Fees and funding

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