Years 1 and 2:

In your first two years of the University of Bristol’s Electrical and Electronic Engineering program, you’ll study all of the ‘core’ skills and techniques required for any engineer. This will include basic and advanced mathematics, both analogue and digital electronics as well as computing systems, electromagnetics, power electronics and control systems, and communications systems of every type.

Most of these courses are the same as required for a BEng, and indeed it is possible to transfer between these 2 courses any time within the first 2 years.

Years 3 and 4:

In your latter 2 years with the MEng program, you’ll have many opportunities to explore your personal and professional interests with optional modules and units. You will also embark on several personal projects which should serve both to guide and define your specialisation. 

After you graduate, you will have the opportunity to capitalise on all of the personal and professional contacts you have made throughout your studies. Not only will you have the degree and accreditation required to assume a role in nearly any major commercial or industrial organisation, you’ll be specially trained to innovate effectively and competitively.  

University of Bristol graduates have excellent placement statistics, but many choose to form start-ups immediately after graduation, truly taking their careers and futures into their well-prepared hands. No matter which path you decide to take, you will have the full support of the University of Bristol’s staff and many of its alumni.