Electronic and Electrical Engineering UCL

Overview

Electronic and electrical engineers create the technology at the heart of our modern world, from high speed communication networks, to off-shore renewable power generation, to future driverless vehicles in smart cities.

In the first two years of the Electronic and Electrical Engineering MEng you will cover the core material fundamental to electronic and electrical engineering. During the second year you can decide whether to graduate with a BEng or continue on the MEng. You will also have the choice of switching to the following specialist MEng routes: with Communications; with Computer Science; with Nanotechnology; or the International Programme. The International Programme (Year Abroad) enables MEng students to spend their entire third year studying at a selected partner university around the world.

A significant amount of project work is undertaken every year including a substantial final year team project which can range from original research to design and development of new software or devices. In the earlier years, project work includes Engineering Challenges and week-long Scenarios where you learn to apply your theoretical knowledge to solving real world problems.

What this course will give you

In choosing  University College London (UCL) MEng, you will gain the deepest possible technical understanding of the subject together with a very strong set of analytical, problem solving and team working skills. These will enable you to forge a career at the cutting-edge of technological innovation and engineering.

Employability

• The breadth of employment opportunities our graduates enjoy around the world demonstrates the value of our MEng programme. 
• Our graduates benefit from the strong emphasis from the outset of our programme in providing novel engineering solutions to real world problems through teamwork. 
• The thorough grounding we provide in areas such as advanced mathematics, problem-solving, engineering design and computer simulation is highly regarded by a wide range of employers in different sectors.