BEng Electronic and Electrical Engineering with Industrial Year

at University of Birmingham

• Gain comprehensive electronic and electrical engineering knowledge through rigorous coursework taught by globally recognised academics.
• Engage in hands-on projects and laboratory work to develop technical skills in designing, troubleshooting, and implementing electronic systems.
• Foster creativity and innovative thinking through challenging assignments and collaborative projects, preparing students to address real-world engineering challenges.
• Stay updated on the latest developments in digital and analogue technologies, ensuring graduates are equipped to lead and adapt to the rapidly evolving electronic and electrical engineering field.

Modules:  

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

Important Dates

Students who are planning to enrol in the September programme should begin their application process with ample time in advance. This involves fulfilling all necessary criteria, such as English proficiency exams like IELTS or TOEFL if necessary. It's recommended to commence preparations roughly a year ahead of schedule.

Course Rankings

According to the 2024 Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings, the University of Birmingham has been ranked 101st globally. The university's Electronic and Electrical Engineering programmes ranking reflects their high-quality education and commitment to these disciplines; they are as follows. 

• Standard XII: 80% from ISC, CBSE or Maharashtra state board. 
• Required subjects: Mathematics. 
• IELTS: 6 and TOEFL: 80

The BEng Electronic and Electrical Engineering with Industrial Year is between  £22,080/Yr to £28,560/ Yr. The University of Birmingham offers competitive fee structures for international students pursuing their Electronic and Electrical Engineering programmes.

Graduates with a BEng in Electronic and Electrical Engineering and an Industrial Year from the University of Birmingham are well-positioned for diverse and promising career opportunities. The programme's emphasis on practical experience through an industrial year equips graduates with valuable skills and insights that are highly sought after by employers. Whether designing cutting-edge electronics, optimising power systems, or innovating in renewable energy, graduates of this programme are prepared to make meaningful contributions to the ever-evolving engineering field.