MSc Advanced Electrical and Electronic Engineering

You can choose to study this course ‘with industry’ in which a paid industrial placement forms part of your course, including your overall assessment through reflective learning. Whether or not you opt for the ‘with industry’ variant of the system, it is designed to give you the tools to work towards a career in various fields in the engineering and technology industries.

The University’s Career Development Service is here to help you throughout your academic journey. They can offer advice on interviews, CVs, work experience, volunteering, etc. They will always guide you toward your professional goals from the day you start to graduation and beyond.

Good second-class honors degree (or equivalent) in a relevant subject such as Electrical/Electronic Engineering.

20 hours of work permit weekly for international students.