Duration: 3 years full-time, 4 years sandwich or study abroad. Electronic engineers are extremely important to the continuous development of technological society. Smart phones, tablet devices, computers, advanced communications capability, clever power drive systems, and energy saving devices all characterise the momentous impact that electronics has in our lives.

Successful Electronic Engineering graduates can be employed in a wide variety of roles. Your career options can range from traditional circuit design engineering, through electronic manufacturing, to integrating, installing and maintaining system solutions based on electronics for a multitude of different industries including the manufacture of audio recording systems, mobile phones, embedded microprocessor systems, control and security applications and electronic controllers for vehicles. There are also many opportunities to further your education and embark on research studies at the end of the course, including with the University’s own applied research institutes.