Entry requirements

Normally a first-class or second-class honours degree (or international equivalent) in electronic, electrical or communications engineering, or a related subject.

Months of entry

January, September

Course content

This MSc is specifically designed for students who wish to develop expertise across the entire electronic and electrical engineering discipline. You’ll:

study a comprehensive, future-focused curriculum, blending core engineering principles with key emerging technologies and systems
gain insight into real-world challenges and build valuable professional connections through industry engagement
tailored to your career goals – choose from a wide range of advanced subject options, shaping the course to align with your professional interests.

This MSc is aimed at ambitious students who want to shape the technologies that power our world. The course offers a unique opportunity to explore advanced subject options across the entire electronic & electrical discipline, allowing you to build a personalised MSc course to meet your individual career goals and ambitions. Whether you're interested in embedded electronics, power systems or intelligent automation, the course provides the flexibility to specialise while building a strong foundation in core engineering principles.

You’ll have access to purpose-built facilities equipped with industry-standard tools and benefit from teaching informed by cutting-edge research and real-world industry needs. With opportunities to engage with industry partners and work on practical projects, you’ll gain valuable experience that enhances your employability.

Designed to provide both academic depth and practical relevance, this MSc prepares you to excel in diverse engineering environments and contribute to the next wave of technological innovation.

Department of Electronic & Electrical Engineering Online Drop in Sessions

Thinking about taking the next step with an MSc at Strathclyde? We would love to meet you.

Before you submit your application, or even after you have received an offer, join us for an informal online drop-in session. This is a relaxed opportunity to chat directly with academic staff and ask questions about our MSc programmes.

Our drop in sessions take place fortnightly, every other Monday from 11am-12pm (UK time). They will take place via Microsoft Teams.

Find out more and register now to be sent the Teams link to attend.