MSc Electronics Engineering

The MSc Electronics Engineering course offered by the University of Hertfordshire gives students the opportunity to deepen their knowledge, gain more professional expertise, and improve their employability in the field of electronics engineering. The course combines the development of practical skills with the theoretical underpinning required to excel in this increasingly complex and sophisticated field.Course Content: The full-time MSc Electronics Engineering curriculum, lasting 12 months (September – September including dissertation and exams), represents an in-depth experience into the exciting and challenging world of electronics engineering. Students may pursue this course on a part-time basis over 3 years as well. The course integrates practice and theory, focusing on core subjects, projects and a summer dissertation. It involves a healthy mix of lectures, tutorials, lab sessions, and project work.Key Modules: The core modules of this comprehensive course include Wireless Communications, Digital & Wireless Communications Principles, Analogue Electronics, Design, and Microprocessors. Other important modules are Digital Electronics, Digital System and Microprocessor Engineering, Digital control systems, and Emerging Communication Technologies.Accreditations: In terms of accreditation, the MSC Electronics Engineering course is accredited by The Institution of Engineering and Technology. This compensates for a significant portion of the academic requirements to become a Chartered Engineer.Future Careers: Graduates from the MSc Electronics Engineering course may forge a successful career in a whole range of sectors including electronics, IT, computing, telecommunications, automotive, marine, entertainment, power generation and supply, banking, and finance. According to the University’s Graduate’s Employment Survey, 100% led to graduates securing professional level jobs.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.