Whether you already have a passion for the field, or are looking for an introduction to electronics and electrical engineering, our degrees offer a range of opportunities. Explore topics from aerospace and biomedical technology to photonics and communications. You'll learn theory, practice and professional skills to prepare you for your future career. To help you turn theory into practice, you'll have access to an impressive range of facilities including project labs and the same equipment used in real-world research and industry.

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    in the UK for electrical and electronic engineering

  • 5th 

    in the Russell Group for graduate career prospects

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    IET accreditation

    Degrees accredited by the Institution of Engineering and Technology

Electrical and electronic engineering courses

Concentrate your studies on electrical or electronic engineering, combine them, or focus on a specialist topic to pursue a particular interest.

Undergraduate courses

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Study Spaces & Facilities

Study spaces and facilities

A student applying solder to a PCB at a workbench in the hardware projects lab.

Hardware projects laboratory

A versatile area for senior undergraduate and postgraduate taught students, offering facilities and support staff to help carry a project from initial design to working prototype.
Two students working on the electronics of a small drone, at a workbench in the teaching lab.

Teaching laboratory

Our teaching laboratory is divided into distinct zones with bespoke teaching benches, featuring built-in test equipment and industry standard software.
An engineering student using Mu-VIS X-ray imaging equipment

X-ray imaging equipment

Our dedicated 3D X-ray imaging centre houses a range of scanners that allow you to analyse objects' internal and external structure.
Geoff Merrett
Professor
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My research is motivated by the scale and rapid development of the Internet of Things (IoT).
Alex Weddell
Associate Professor
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My research focuses on wireless sensing, energy harvesting systems, and intelligent sensing for monitoring the health of machines.
Abhinav Kumar Singh
Lecturer in Electrical/Electronic Power Systems
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My research interests include real-time estimation and control of future energy networks.

Student stories

  • Sam MEng Electrical and Electronic Engineering

    How a ¾ÅÉ«ÊÓƵ degree helped me build a successful engineering career

    Sam came to ¾ÅÉ«ÊÓƵ as an undergrad student; he’ll graduate as an award-winning scholar with international publications and industry connections.
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