Integrated Master of Engineering - Electrical Engineering (H601)

Electrical engineers are responsible for the design and development of new technologies aimed at generating and processing power. The equipment they create is utilized for the distribution of electrical energy, including the implementation of 'Smart Grid' technologies for renewable energy sources. Additionally, these engineers play a crucial role in supporting various manufacturing industries.

The advancements in electrical engineering have paved the way for the emergence of hybrid and electric vehicles, trains, ships, and even aircraft.

The specialized knowledge and skills offered by our course will empower individuals to contribute to a more sustainable future. Through engaging in lab-based projects, students will have the opportunity to enhance their problem-solving and design abilities, both individually and in small teams.

By combining their numerical, analytical, and technical expertise, students will gain the confidence to develop engineering solutions that are highly sought after by industry professionals.

Initially, all undergraduate students in the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering follow a common program of study. However, they have the flexibility to switch to a different plan of study until the end of their third semester in year two. Furthermore, students have the option to incorporate a year abroad or a year in industry after enrolling in the course. As they progress into year three, students can choose to specialize in specific topics that align with their interests and career aspirations.

For those who receive an offer at the MEng level, a contextual offer for the BEng version of the course will also be provided. This means that if a student fails to meet the requirements for the MEng offer but would have met the requirements for the BEng version of their chosen course, they will automatically be offered a place in the BEng version.