Entry requirements

An honours degree 2:2 or above (or international equivalent) in a related discipline such as electronic engineering, computer engineering, communication engineering or physics, or at least two years professional sector experience.

Months of entry

January, March, May, July, September, November

Course content

Electrical and electronic engineering (EEE) is integral to every aspect of contemporary life, as it underpins much of the modern technology and infrastructure.

Carbon neutrality, renewable energy and smart grids, the fourth industrial revolution, the internet of things (IoT) and industrial internet of things (IIoT), and the electric revolution are driving forces behind today’s technology. Electrical and electronic engineers are essential to powering these advancements.

Key course content includes:

modelling, design and analysis of electrical machines and drives, and power electronics
design and analysis of power systems and smart grids and study of renewable energy sources
advanced control methodologies and signal processing
microcontroller programming and field programmable gate arrays-based system design.

Why you should study this course

Course content covers a significant body of science relevant to the subject area to develop your analytic and critical thinking.
Apply your theoretical knowledge to practical problems drawing from real-world data and problems.
Get hands-on experience with experimental set-ups and contemporary software tools relevant to the electrical and electronic engineering profession.
You’ll cover a range of management, social, legal and professional topics relevant to engineering and its application in the real world.
Gain practical experience and boost your CV with an additional professional placement. See the modules for more details.

Please use the official Coventry University website as your main source of information as our courses are subject to change throughout the year.