Electrical and Electronic Engineering with Industrial Practice, MSc

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School of Engineering · Engineering and technology

Our MSc in Electrical and Electronic Engineering with Industrial Practice is ideal for forward-thinking graduates seeking career development in manufacturing or engineering management. This master's programme helps to develop graduates into innovative professional engineers with a creative approach to problem-solving and a focus on efficient utilisation of current and emerging technologies. It will suit engineering and technology graduates who want to expand their skills or develop professional careers in electrical and electronic engineering related fields. This two-year Electrical & Electronic Engineering degree with Industrial Practice is an innovative combination of theory and practice. You'll have the chance to put your learning into action through an individual project, followed by a placement with a relevant employer. The placement is an ideal opportunity to work and engage with state-of-the-art industrial systems, processes and practices while reflecting on your personal development. On successful completion, you will emerge from this course as a well-rounded professional engineer. With a highly valued combination of in-depth knowledge and work experience, graduates of this programme have enhanced career prospects worldwide. This programme has been designed for the International Market. What you should know about this course - You study at our Medway Campus in Kent and benefit from our world-class specialist and integrated engineering laboratories - Ideal for graduates seeking managerial roles in manufacturing and engineering - Learn to be a creative and innovative problem-solver with commercial awareness - Combine study with practice through a year-long project and extended placement - You are responsible for securing your placement (with our help). But if this is not completed, you can still graduate with an award without industrial practice.

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