Loughborough University · Part-time
Electrical and Electronic Engineering
The MSc in Electrical and Electronic Engineering is meticulously designed to develop highly skilled graduates with advanced theoretical knowledge and practical expertise. By integrating Electrical and Electronic Engineering with essential management skills, th…
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Wolfson School of Mechanical, Electrical and Manufacturing Engineering · Engineering and technology
The MSc in Electrical and Electronic Engineering is meticulously designed to develop highly skilled graduates with advanced theoretical knowledge and practical expertise. By integrating Electrical and Electronic Engineering with essential management skills, the programme prepares graduates to excel as leaders in their careers, whether in industry or academia. Designed by world-leading academics in consultation with industry advisors, the programme offers flexible study routes in robotics and control, energy engineering, as well as communications and the Internet of Things (IoT). This flexibility allows students to specialise in fields that align with their projects and career goals. Teaching themes of engineering management, entrepreneurship and machine learning complement the technical education, ensuring graduates are well-rounded and equipped to thrive in the modern engineering landscape. Students have access to state-of-the-art facilities, including the electronics, mechatronics and communications laboratories, equipped with digital image processing equipment, software defined radios, drones, professional network measurement equipment, industry standard software, an RF anechoic chamber for antenna testing, as well as the Centre for Renewable Energy Systems Technology (CREST). During the summer, students may have the opportunity to participate in micro-placement projects arranged with industrial partners and alumni, providing hands-on practical experience on relevant MSc projects.
Getting in
As the university states it
You should have a Bachelor’s honours degree, typically a 2:2 or above. Ideally, you should have an undergraduate degree in an engineering or physical science. We also welcome applications from mature students and recognise all other equivalent and international qualifications. Applicants with academic qualifications that do not meet the standard entry criteria may be considered if they have significant relevant work experience.
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