994 Master's degrees in Electrical Engineering

The Engineering (Electrical) programme offered by Wrexham University will equip you with advanced expertise in intelligent systems, automation, and power infrastructure. Offered full or part-time, it blends theory with applied projects and research, preparing you for leadership in the electrical and energy sectors.

The Electronic and Computer Engineering at University of Galway is designed for graduates who hold an honours degree in Electronic & Computer Engineering or a closely related engineering discipline.

This Electronic and Robotic Engineering course from the University of West London offers a dynamic fusion of theory and hands-on experience, designed to equip you with the knowledge, skills, and expertise needed to lead the charge in the rapidly evolving industry.

On this well-established MSc programme, you will develop advanced knowledge and skills in key aspects of electronic engineering and the Internet of Things. The course content is updated annually to maintain industry relevance and to reflect the latest developments in the industry.

The Systems, Control and Robotics programme from KTH Royal Institute of Technology focuses on the analysis, design and control of robots, autonomous vehicles, and other complex technical systems.  

University of Bristol's Electrical and Electronic Engineering (by research) programme collaborates with more than 30 industrial organisations and has been successful in attracting substantial research funding from diverse sources in the UK, Europe and overseas.

The Electro-Mechanical Engineering Technology - Automation and Robotics (Fast-Track) (Optional Co-op) at Centennial College is a two-year, in-person programme. Designed for science or engineering graduates, this public course offers an advanced diploma through intensive study of automated systems and industrial robotics.

The Electrical Engineering Technician - Fast-Track at Centennial College is a one-year, hybrid programme. Designed for those with prior credentials, this fast-track route focuses on electrical circuits and power systems. It offers a streamlined path to a diploma through public study mode for skilled technical professionals.

The M.Sc. in Microelectronics and Microsystems at the University of Malta aims to allow you to further your knowledge in the areas of expertise with additional focus on fostering research and development of new ideas in these areas. 

The Electrical Power Engineering (with Advanced Practice in the second year) MSc degree at Northumbria University continually has a very high pass and student satisfaction rate, leading to numerous Ph.D. studies and employment. It also meets the academic requirements of the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), by whom it is fully accredited.

As an Energy Systems Engineering student at University of Galway student, you’ll gain the knowledge and skills to tackle one of the greatest challenges of our time - transforming how we use, store, and produce energy. 

On this well-established MSc programme, you will develop advanced knowledge and skills in key aspects of electronic engineering and the Internet of Things. The course content is updated annually to maintain industry relevance and to reflect the latest developments in the industry.

Specialise in advanced propulsion systems and develop the skills to make an impact on the future of vehicle engineering with the Automotive Engineering with Electric Propulsion degree offered at University of Bath.

Explore telecommunications and networking topics, mobile radio communications, sensor networks and data network security with the Telecommunication and Networking Engineering Major (M ProEng) programme from Curtin University. 

This On-Campus Master of Engineering - Applied Research (Electrical Systems) course from Engineering Institute of Technology combining cutting-edge research skills and practical problem-solving to drive innovation in real-world engineering challenges.

Advance your learning and you’ll advance your electrical and electronic engineering job prospects. For a complex field, it’s a simple solution. By following the Advanced Electrical and Electronic Engineering MSc offered by the University of Leicester you’ll cover everything from communications and signal processing through to control engineering.

This Electrical Power and Energy Systems (with Advanced Practice) programme at Teesside University is for graduate engineers wishing to work in the electrical power industry. It develops your knowledge of electrical power and energy systems, giving you a good understanding of the latest developments and techniques within the electrical power industry.

The Electronics Engineering with Advanced Project course from University of Hertfordshire develops students’ in-depth knowledge and skills of a broad range of Electronics Engineering. It builds strong design skills for the seamless integration of software and hardware for sustainable and smart applications using Microprocessor/DSP/FPGA technology.

The Electrical Power and Control Engineering course at Liverpool John Moores University includes the IET accreditation you need to boost your future employment opportunities. It can even be completed part-time to enable you to study as you remain in employment.

The Electrical Engineering programme from Aarhus University gives you the theoretical and practical tools to design, analyse, develop, and integrate advanced electrical and electronic systems.