Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Hons) University of Lincoln

Overview

On this Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Hons) course, you'll learn how electrical and electronic systems are designed, controlled, and connected, plus how engineers solve real-world problems using technology.

At University of Lincoln, you will apply the theory you learn through practical projects, laboratory work, design challenges, and industry-focused practice. You'll build technical skills in electronics, power systems, automation, and embedded systems, while also developing the problem-solving, teamwork, and analytical skills employers value.

Whether you already know you want to become an engineer, or are still exploring your options, this course is designed to give you broad career opportunities and practical experience.

Why study Electrical and Electronic Engineering at Lincoln?

• Industry-informed learning: The School of Engineering was developed in collaboration with Siemens, helping shape teaching around real industry needs.
• Learn through practical projects: Apply your knowledge through lab work, engineering design, simulations, and hands-on problem-solving.
• Study future-focused technologies: Explore areas such as electrical power systems, renewable energy integration, communication systems, and smart electronics.
• Accredited degree: This course is accredited by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), supporting progression towards Chartered Engineer status.
• Strong employability focus: Develop technical and transferable skills that prepare you for careers across multiple engineering sectors.
• Specialist laboratories and equipment: Lincoln has a range of specialist laboratories and equipment: an electrical systems laboratory including a high voltage test facility, EMC chamber, communications laboratory, computer labs, and purpose-built engineering workshops.