BEng Electronic and Electrical Engineering

The BEng Electronic and Electrical Engineering course provided by the University of Birmingham offers students a multifaceted study of electrical devices, systems, and the techniques that underpin modern electronic and electrical engineering. The course allows students to develop skills and expertise necessary to work in a range of industries, including power generation, renewable energy, telecommunications, transport, healthcare and the computer industry.Course Content: The curriculum is extensive, covering subjects like mathematics, computing, and circuits right from the first year. The second and third years delve further into electronics, antennas, and electromagnetic waves. The final year includes a major project where students put theory into practice, demonstrating their understanding of the principles and application of electronic and electrical engineering.Key Modules: The course is designed with a progression of modules beginning with 'Electrical Circuits and Systems I', 'Analogue Electronic Systems', and 'Mathematical Techniques I' in the first year. The second year includes 'Communication Systems and Electromagnetics', and 'Digital and Embedded Systems' modules among others. The third year covers 'Advanced Power Systems', 'Control Systems Design' and the opportunity to complete an individual project.Accreditations: The course is accredited by multiple institutions such as the Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET), under UK-SPEC and the European Network for Accreditation of Engineering Education (ENAEE).Future Careers: Graduates of this course can pursue a vast range of career options. With a degree in Electronic and Electrical Engineering, they can work across various sectors like power generation, renewable energy, telecommunications, transport, healthcare, and the computer industry.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.