Undergraduate degrees

Electronics is so prevalent in today’s world that opportunities for electronic engineering graduates exist across a vast range of industrial sectors. Medicine, aviation, communications, transport, space exploration, industrial automation, crime prevention, science, entertainment, music, gaming and environmental monitoring have all been revolutionised by electronics. Our core Electronic and Electrical Engineering courses share a common first two years, which means you have the freedom to switch courses up until the end of your second year.

You’ll join a friendly, supportive and diverse community of students and researchers who come from all over the world. You’ll be guided through your course by your personal tutor who’ll provide academic and pastoral support. Our student support team in the School helps with anything from academic advice to timetabling and project submission enquiries.

Find out more about our diverse student community from example profiles of our current students and alumni.