This programme provides students with a thorough understanding of general electronic engineering design and analysis whilst developing key management techniques. Our Electronic Engineering programmes are unique in offering specialist modules in robotics and computer science alongside electronic engineering and management. The diverse nature of the programme means students are able to develop a strong foundation in electronic engineering and management modules whilst studying more advanced topics in real time and control systems, electronic circuits, and communications. Academics within the Department of Informatics are world-leading experts in their fields and students on this programme will benefit from their decades of knowledge and experience across six research groups. Students will explore the essential facts, concepts and principles in engineering management and identify the professional and ethical responsibilities of engineering practice. There is also a strong focus on developing mathematical skills which students on this programme use to analyse the performance of communication systems. Structure & assessments: This programme is ideal for students who are able to think both analytically and creatively. There is a strong problem-solving component in relation to design, engineering and management. All problem-solving skills are assessed through written examinations, project reports and coursework. Students will also gain essential practical skills in preparing technical reports and presentations, using scientific literature, writing computer programmes, using computational tools and hands-on skills in electronic engineering. The practical and design elements are assessed through laboratory write-ups, design projects, presentations, research project reports and oral examinations.

The Careers Service and the Department of Informatics run a Careers programme for Informatics students, which includes skills sessions and visits from leading employers. Our graduates go on to successful careers in a wide range of organisations including banking, finance, management, and the major software houses, where they work mainly on analysis, design, implementation and maintenance of software applications and systems. Alternatively, many of our graduates choose further study.