This is a practical course that covers the key elements of electronic engineering. It encompasses analogue and digital electronics, control systems, signal processing, embedded computing, hardware and programmable logic, communications, and consumer electronics. Lectures are backed up by substantial laboratory and project work both individually and in groups. You will have access to state-of-the-art equipment including 3D printers and The Cave: a virtual environment that you can use to develop games and interfaces and test them in full 3D, physically standing within your simulation.

Many of these companies visit the University in order to recruit our best graduates directly. Companies such as IBM and Ernst & Young even provide a mock assessment centre, in which they put you through the paces of their recruitment process and give you valuable feedback before you actually apply for their jobs. Our graduates go on to careers in networking, programming, consultancy, computer security, database management, game development, systems engineering, electronic engineering, robotics and instrumentation. This degree gives you the skills you need for a highly rewarding professional career in computing or engineering.