BEng Electronic and Electrical Engineering

at University of Birmingham

• Stay ahead of the rapid advancements in digital and analogue technologies with a curriculum designed to evolve alongside industry trends.
• You can choose from a range of core subjects and optional modules to tailor your studies to your specific interests and career goals.
• Engage in individual research and group design projects in the final year to apply and demonstrate creative, technical, analytical, and decision-making skills acquired throughout the programme.
• Gain valuable experience and showcase your abilities through real-world projects, preparing you for leading roles in inventing, designing, and managing electronic and electrical technologies.

Modules:  

• Electrical Engineering 1
• Engineering Materials
• Engineering Mathematics 1
• Fluid Mechanics and Energy Transfer
• Integrated Design Project 1A

Important Dates

The University of Birmingham will start the application process before the intake period begins. Prospective students should ensure all necessary documents are ready well in advance. It's recommended for them to regularly check the university's website for information about when applications will open. Additionally, students have the option to start their application process using UniScholars.

Course Rankings

The Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings for 2024 has placed the University of Birmingham at an impressive 101st position globally. Notably, the university's Electronic and Electrical Engineering programmes have garnered good rankings, as follows. 

• Standard XII: 80% from ISC, CBSE, Maharashtra, 75% from West Bengal, and 85% from Other State boards. 
• Subjects Required: Mathematics.
• IELTS: 6 and TOEFL: 80

International Tuition Fees:

£29560 per year

Graduates of the BEng Electronic and Electrical Engineering programme at the University of Birmingham emerge with a wealth of career opportunities. From designing cutting-edge electronics to managing complex projects, our alumni thrive in diverse fields such as telecommunications, power systems, and embedded systems.