Electronic and Computer Engineering University College Dublin

Overview

The Electronic and Computer Engineering MEngSc at University College Dublin is a comprehensive graduate programme designed to meet the evolving needs of the international high-technology industry. Students gain a sophisticated understanding of the mathematical and scientific principles that underpin modern communication and computer systems. This curriculum bridges the gap between hardware and software, preparing graduates for leadership roles in the global ICT sector.

Why Electronic and Computer Engineering at University College Dublin?

Ireland is a premier global hub for the ICT industry, hosting nine of the world's top ten technology firms. University College Dublin maintains strong links with this thriving sector, which accounts for a significant portion of the nation's exports. Students benefit from a learning environment that mirrors current industrial challenges, supported by a university that ranks first in Ireland for sustainability and global impact.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: EUR 29100 per year
• European fee: EUR 9530 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum consists of 90 credits, including a substantial research project and a variety of technical modules. Modules may include:

• Numerical Algorithms
• Networks and Internet Systems
• Information Security
• Software Engineering
• Signals and Systems
• Digital System Design
• Control Theory
• Wireless Systems
• Digital Communications

Careers with Electronic and Computer Engineering

Graduates are highly sought after to fill critical skill gaps in the engineering and ICT sectors. The programme provides a foundation for roles in design, innovation, and complex problem-solving within major multinational organisations. Former students have secured positions at prestigious companies including Intel, Microsoft, Accenture, SAP, Synopsys, and Xilinx. The degree also serves as a robust starting point for those wishing to pursue advanced research or doctoral studies.