Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Shape the future of technology with Kingston University’s accredited BEng (Hons) in Electrical and Electronic Engineering. This three-year, full-time program equips you with the knowledge and skills to become a versatile electrical and electronic engineer, fostering innovation, strong analytical abilities, and a deep understanding of electrical and electronic systems.

Key Features:

• • Solid Foundational Knowledge: Gain a comprehensive understanding of core electrical and electronic engineering principles, including circuit theory, electronics, electromagnetism, control systems, and signal processing.
  • Develop Practical Skills: Hone your practical skills through hands-on laboratory sessions and project work. Learn to use industry-standard software for circuit design, simulation, and embedded systems programming.
  • Specialization Options: In later years, delve deeper into specific areas of electrical and electronic engineering, such as power engineering, robotics, communication systems, or microelectronics (subject to availability).
  • Project-Based Learning: Develop your problem-solving and engineering skills through real-world engineering projects. Design, build, and test electrical and electronic circuits or systems, simulating real-world engineering challenges.
  • Employability Focus: Gain the knowledge and skills sought after by employers in the electrical and electronic engineering industry. Develop your professional communication, teamwork, and critical thinking abilities. Learn about career opportunities and how to successfully navigate the job market.

Graduates emerge as versatile electrical and electronic engineers prepared for diverse careers in various fields, including:

• Design and development of electronic devices and circuits
• Power systems engineering
• Telecommunications engineering
• Control systems engineering
• Robotics and automation engineering
• Embedded systems design
• Research and development within the electrical and electronic engineering field
• Further studies in electrical and electronic engineering or related fields (e.g., Master’s in Robotics, Master’s in Power Systems Engineering)

Kingston University boasts a School of Engineering, offering a stimulating learning environment that equips you with the theoretical knowledge, practical skills, and professional network to thrive in the ever-evolving world of electrical and electronic engineering.