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University of Leicester · Full-time

Advanced Electrical and Electronic Engineering with Management

To boost your electrical and electronic engineering prospects, it pays to look beyond the basics. This degree combines advanced-level learning with management theory and practice – everything you need to make a real impact out in the field. The technical focus…

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School of Engineering · Business and management

To boost your electrical and electronic engineering prospects, it pays to look beyond the basics. This degree combines advanced-level learning with management theory and practice – everything you need to make a real impact out in the field. The technical focus of this degree is study of a coherent selection of electrical and electronic engineering subjects to advanced level. Module combinations include communications and signal processing through control engineering to electrical machines and drives. This course is ideal for any engineer who wishes to specialise in electrical disciplines in combination with a rigorous introduction to those management theories, models, frameworks and techniques that are likely to be important to a professional engineer. The combination of advanced technical engineering skills and knowledge of management theory and practice will equip you with the knowledge and skills required to secure leadership roles in global engineering industries.

Getting in

As the university states it

Good second class honours degree (or equivalent) in a relevant subject. IELTS 6.5 or equivalent. If an applicant's 1st language is not English, they may need to provide evidence of their English language ability. If applicants do not yet meet the requirements, the English Language Teaching Unit (ELTU) offers a range of courses to help applicants to improve their English to the necessary standard.

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