MEngSc Electronic and Computer Engineering

Core Module Stage 1
 

• MEngSc Project

  EEEN40290

Optional Module Stage 1
 

• Numerical Algorithms

  ACM40290
   

• Networks and Internet Systems

  COMP30040
   

• Information Security

  COMP30940
   

• Advances in Wireless Networking

  COMP40660
   

• Software Engineering (ME)

  COMP41670
   

• Machine Learning (Blended Delivery)

  COMP47460
   

• Data Science in Python (MD)

  COMP47670
   

• Electromagnetic Waves

  EEEN30030
   

• Signal Processing: Theory and Applications

  EEEN30050
   

• Communication Theory

  EEEN30060
   

• Signals and Systems

  EEEN30110
   

• Digital System Design

  EEEN30190
   

• Control Theory

  EEEN40010
   

• Wireless Systems

  EEEN40050
   

• Digital Communications

  EEEN40060
   

• Neural Engineering

  EEEN40070
   

• Advanced Signal Processing

  EEEN40130
   

• Radio-Frequency Electronics

  EEEN40150
   

• Digital & Embedded Systems

  EEEN40280
   

• Entrepreneurship in Engineering

  EEEN40300
   

• Power Electronics Technology

  EEEN40310
   

• Analogue Integrated Circuits

  EEEN40570
   

• Optimisation Techniques for Engineers

  EEEN40580
   

• Mixed-Signal Integrated Circuits

  EEEN40600
   

• Optoelectronics

  EEEN40640
   

• Professional Engineering (Finance)

  MEEN30140
   

• Professional Engineering (Management)

  MEEN40430

• An honours undergraduate degree (NFQ Level 8 ) with a minimum upper second class honours or international equivalent in an Electrical, Electronic or Computer Engineering programme is required.

• Applicants whose first language is not English must also demonstrate English language proficiency of IELTS 6.5 (no band less than 6.0 in each element), or equivalent.

Non-EU fees for academic year 2022/23 are:

€ 26,400

There are excellent job opportunities available in the ICT sector in Ireland. The Irish Government is to amend the work permit processing system  in a bid to attract overseas workers to fill skill gaps in crucial areas like ICT and engineering. The Government has an ongoing commitment to generate  thousands of jobs in the ICT sector every year. At present there are as many as 5,000 job vacancies in Ireland’s burgeoning  ICT sector and this gap could grow as Ireland hurtles towards becoming the digital capital of Europe. Prospective employers include: Accenture, Analog Devices, Intel, Microsoft, SAP, Synopsys and Xilinx.