MSc Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Electrical and electronic engineering is at the heart of many of the technologies shaping the 21st century, from digital communications and robotics to sustainable energy and smart environments.The MSc Electrical and Electronic Engineering is ideal if you have a background in electrical, electronic or a related engineering discipline. Build on your existing knowledge and develop the critical thinking and specialist expertise to progress your career.You’ll explore fast-growing areas at the forefront of the field, including:sustainable energy systemsadvanced telecommunicationssmart electronic sensing technologiesmeasurement and condition monitoring.Your learning connects theory with real-world engineering through practical work, specialist engineering laboratories and industry case studies. Through these experiences, you’ll develop the technical, analytical and problem-solving skills to apply your knowledge to current and emerging engineering challenges.Glasgow Caledonian has almost three decades of experience in electrical and electronic engineering education, with established links to industry. You’ll be encouraged to engage with professional engineering activities and employer events hosted at GCU, helping you build your industry knowledge and professional network alongside your studies.This MSc is professionally accredited by both the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) and the Institute of Measurement and Control (InstMC), on behalf of the Engineering Council. It meets the requirements for Further Learning for registration as a Chartered Engineer (CEng), subject to meeting the Engineering Council’s other requirements.As a University for the Common Good, we’ll encourage you to consider how discovery and invention in engineering can help create a more sustainable future. You’ll explore how technology can respond to challenges including sustainable energy and resilient infrastructure, preparing you to contribute as a responsible engineering professional.

UK honours degree 2:2 (or equivalent) in electronic or electrical engineering, or a related subject.