Electrical and Electronic Engineering (with integrated year in industry) Aberystwyth University

Overview

The Electrical and Electronic Engineering (with integrated year in industry) at Aberystwyth University provides students with the technical expertise required to innovate in a world transitioning toward low-carbon technology. This comprehensive degree balances theoretical knowledge with practical applications in communications, renewables, and embedded systems. Students develop a "can-do" approach to complex problem-solving, ensuring they are prepared for lucrative opportunities in industrial and commercial sectors.

Why Electrical and Electronic Engineering (with integrated year in industry) at Aberystwyth University?

The programme prioritises innovation to meet global energy and technology needs, offering a detailed understanding of electronics in sustainability. Students build specialist knowledge in robotics, power generation, and sensor concepts while benefiting from research commercially deployed in optical networks and precision metrology. The integrated year in industry allows for professional development and the application of academic learning in real-world engineering environments.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 21875 per year
• National fee: GBP 9535 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum covers fundamental engineering principles, advanced electronics, and systems design. Modules may include:

Year 1

• Algebra and Differential Equations
• Analogue and Digital Electronics
• Calculus
• Communication and Technology
• Electricity, Magnetism and Matter
• Programming
• Mathematical Methods for Physics and Engineering

Year 2

• Mathematical Physics
• Power and Machines
• Practical Research Skills
• Robotics and Embedded Systems
• Sensors, Electronics & Instrumentation
• Signals and Communication

Year 4

• Engineering Control Theory
• Machine Learning
• Systems Engineering

Careers with Electrical and Electronic Engineering (with integrated year in industry)

Graduates are well-positioned for roles at the forefront of practical technology, including solar energy systems and mobile communications. The rise of Industry 4.0, automation, and smart distribution networks has created significant demand for qualified engineers in the automotive and medical science sectors. Potential career paths include industrial research and development, product design, and roles within national research laboratories such as the National Physical Laboratories.