1.5k Bachelor's degrees in Electrical Engineering

The Electrical and Electronic Engineering (with an industrial placement year) at University of Sussex lets you specialise your degree with a range of options and provides you with the educational requirements needed to become a Chartered Engineer. 

Do you want to work at the forefront of innovation and drive the technologies that keep society running? If the answer is yes, the Electronic Engineering (Top-up) (Hons) course at University of Huddersfield is for you.

The Electrical Engineering Technician programme at Centennial College is a two-year Ontario College Diploma. Delivered in a hybrid study mode, this public course provides a foundation in electrical theory and practices. Students gain hands-on experience in modern labs, preparing for entry-level roles in the industry.

Electric Drive Vehicle Technician diploma programme from St. Clair College will prepare a student for a career as an Electric Vehicle Technician in the maintenance, service and repair of electric vehicles (EV), plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEV) and hybrid electric vehicles (HEV).

This Electronic and Electrical Engineering MEng  programme from Brunel University of London is a modern course that has been developed to equip you with the advanced knowledge and skills needed to design electronic and electrical systems for the next generation.

This On-Campus - Bachelor of Science (Electrical Engineering) from the Engineering Institute of Technology will ensure you graduate job-ready as an electrical engineering technologist in many industries such as power generation and supply, communications and media, computer systems, and robotics.  

Electrical engineers play a vital role in shaping the future of our society, in numerous sectors transport and power generation to heating and cooling and more. This Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Hons) course from University of East Anglia will develop your capacity for innovation, collaboration, and ingenuity to help you tackle society’s biggest challenges. 

Completing the Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Hons) programme from Liverpool John Moores University will enable you to graduate with a degree-level qualification plus advanced level skills and experience that will boost your career prospects and future earning potential.

Throughout this Electronic Engineering with Foundation (Hons) BEng degree at Queen Mary University of London you could study just computer science or electronic engineering, but by studying a programme that is a 50/50 split, you’ll be able to choose from a wider range of career opportunities.

The Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Hons) course at London South Bank University focuses on analysing, designing, developing and maintaining electrical control systems, microprocessor systems, biomedical and telecommunication systems including Internet of Things.

The Bachelor of Engineering - Electrical Power (Honours) offered at Edith Cowan University provides broad coverage across a range of core electrical and electronic subjects, leading to more in-depth studies of power systems including generation, transmission and protection, as well as power electronics, electromechanical systems, industrial control, and renewable energy.

The Electric Drive Vehicle Fundamentals programme from St. Clair College will introduce students to the aspects of Electric Vehicle (EV) fundamentals, both theory and practical. Students will study Electric/Electronic fundamentals, electrified vehicle systems and components, High Voltage safety, and Electric Vehicle maintenance.

Discover pioneering approaches to today’s industry challenges on this professionally accredited Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Hons) degree from University of Greenwich.

In the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical and Electronic Engineering), Bachelor of Commerce BEng degree from Curtin University you will gain a strong foundation in both electrical and electronic engineering, covering areas such as electricity generation, digital design, control systems and instrumentation.

Electrical and electronic engineers play a vital role in shaping the future of our society. This Electrical and Electronic Engineering with a Year in Industry course from University of East Anglia  will develop your capacity for innovation, collaboration, and ingenuity to help you tackle society’s biggest challenges. 

The Mechanical and Electrical Engineering programme from University of Bristol gives you the fundamental knowledge and tools to satisfy this demand uniquely, focusing on electro-mechanical energy conversion.

The Electronic and Communication Engineering (Hons) with Integrated Foundation Year course from the University of Brighton offers an extra year of study before you start your degree at Brighton.

This Electronic and Electrical Engineering - Placement Year (Hons) course from Lancaster University starts with your general engineering first year and includes topics such as circuitry and instrumentation, heat transfer and manufacturing, which form a key requirement of modern electrical and electronic systems.

Enter the world of large-scale electrical power. Learn to build the systems and technologies that will grow our power networks for decades to come with this Electrical Engineering BEng course offered by the University of Southampton.

This Electrical Engineering Technology degree from Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT) is a nationally-accredited and internationally-recognized programme that provides a comprehensive study of electrical principles and practices.