Electronic Engineering BEng

3 Years On Campus Bachelors Program

Middlesex University London

Program Overview

Our practical approach to electronic engineering will prepare you for a leading role in the ever-advancing world of technology. By earning this degree, you will develop the skills, knowledge, and hands-on experience necessary to achieve your career goals, including the ability to design electronic systems that play a significant role in shaping modern life. You'll gain a comprehensive understanding of both digital and analog electronic systems, as well as enhance your problem-solving skills and learn to use professional methods and software to build complex electronic circuits and systems.

Electronic engineering is a field with a visible impact on modern life, as it involves designing and building complex electronic systems and circuits, such as those found in smartphones and smart cars. With a focus on problem-solving and a systems engineering approach, this degree will prepare you for a wide range of career opportunities in automation-related fields.

Our program is led by industry experts and conducted in high-tech labs, ensuring that you learn the specialist skills needed to excel in roles such as wireless and digital design, network planning, and mobile internet application and service development.

Program Key Stats

£15,100 per annum



Eligibility Criteria

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Additional Information & Requirements

Career Options

  • Graduates of Electronic Engineering have promising career opportunities in various sectors
  • including private
  • public
  • and non-profit organizations
  • They can pursue careers in electronic systems
  • as well as associated industries such as computing
  • wireless networking
  • design automation
  • robotics
  • embedded systems
  • and machine intelligence
  • among others
  • These opportunities are available in the UK
  • Europe
  • and overseas markets
  • To assist students in preparing for their careers during their studies
  • the program encourages them to develop a commercial approach to engineering and communication systems through projects with industrial partners and industrial placements
  • Additionally
  • students are required to undertake contextual studies that examine the nature and contexts of the profession
  • By interacting with guest lecturers from academia and industry
  • students can establish their own professional networks
  • The program also supports students in developing their exit portfolios
  • resumes
  • and career entry plans
  • Through these experiences
  • students can gain a deeper understanding of engineering in a commercial context
  • the nature of the engineering industries
  • and how to plan for their career entry and development

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