The University of Edinburgh · Full-time
Electronics
Electronics engineers design and develop the circuits and components which underpin the foundation of the world’s economies. Our MSc programme in Electronics is tailored for the cutting-edge world of consumer electronics, chip-making industries, and the dynami…
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School of Engineering · Physical sciences
Electronics engineers design and develop the circuits and components which underpin the foundation of the world’s economies. Our MSc programme in Electronics is tailored for the cutting-edge world of consumer electronics, chip-making industries, and the dynamic interface of digital and analogue domains. With a foundation in both digital and analogue electronics, as well as mixed-signal systems, the programme will provide you with a comprehensive understanding of the design, development, and integration of systems optimised for smartphones, computers, and other advanced consumer devices. Emphasising both theoretical knowledge and hands-on practice, you’ll be introduced to modern prototyping, advanced micro and nanofabrication techniques, machine learning, chip design and applications, as well as the electronic systems that form the backbone of today’s most innovative technology, from internet-of-things devices to biomedical instruments.
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