Electronic and Information Engineering Imperial

Overview

The first two years in this Electronic and Information Engineering degree from Imperial follow a core programme in areas such as circuits, systems, networks and high-level programming. 

Quick Facts:

• You will learn to program in C++ and become familiar with software design, programming concepts and tool use – skills that are transferable to any programming language/environment that you encounter.
• Some of the core modules are delivered jointly with students on our Electrical and Electronic Engineering courses, others are designed specifically for Electrical and Information Engineering students, and some are taught by the Department of Computing.
• In your third year, you tailor your degree to fit your interests and choose from a number of advanced topics that broaden and deepen the material covered in years one and two. You choose from a range of advanced subjects in electrical and electronic engineering and from the Department of Computing.
• In every industry where you find modern technology, you’ll also find our graduates. Because of the diversity of our field, our students go on to careers in every type of organisation you could imagine, from energy suppliers to investment banks, from computer game designers to car manufacturers. 

Recent graduates have become:

• Electronics Engineer, Sony

• Chassis Electronics Engineer, Multinational automotive company

• Software Engineer, Goldman Sachs

• Technology Analyst, Bank of America Merrill Lynch

• Low Carbon Engineer, Electricity distribution company

Accreditation

This course is professionally accredited by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) on behalf of the Engineering Council for the purposes of fully meeting the academic requirement for registration as a Chartered Engineer.