This course is accredited by the Institution of Engineering and Technology. Our recent investment of £1m in a new Electronic Engineering lab demonstrates our commitment to this discipline, and means you will be able to use state-of-the-art equipment and enjoy top-tier teaching as you study. You will develop skills in a number of areas, including analogue and digital electronics, signal processing, sensors, digital communications, software engineering and embedded programming. And through a combination of theoretical learning and practical application, you will quickly became adept at solving real-world engineering problems.

The critical, theoretical, analytical and practical skills of this degree will prepare you for a range of careers. The most common destination will be in industries dealing with electronics system design, such as electronics engineer or design engineer. You may as well work for companies that provide solutions for electronics system design, such as in communication system, measurement equipment, audio and video system and radar system. The theoretical foundations taught in the course will enable you to continue your studies and register on taught or research based Masters courses in Electronics Engineering, Telecommunications Engineering and Computer System Engineering.