Electronic and Electrical Engineering Lancaster University

Overview

Graduates of this Electronic and Electrical Engineering at Lancaster University will be on a clear pathway toward achieving Chartered Engineer status. This is a new Master’s programme and we are pursuing accreditation with the IET.

Our general engineering ethos and broad range of modules mean that your learning is inter-disciplinary. Although you are specialising in electronic and electrical engineering, you will benefit from working with other engineers, which is often a requirement of working in industry and greatly enhances your attractiveness to future employers.

This MSc in Electronic and Electrical Engineering allows you to tailor your studies to specialise and stay at the forefront of innovation in fields such as electronics, telecommunications, energy and automation. We offer core modules covering cutting-edge technologies like electrical power system modelling and simulation; design and application of intelligent control systems; the principles of advanced embedded systems; high frequency electronics focusing on RF and mm-wave circuit design.

Careers

Skilled engineers with advanced knowledge of innovative electronic and electrical fields – such as electronics, telecommunications, energy and automation – are in high demand. Graduates with an MSc in Electronic and Electrical Engineering are well positioned to take advantage of these opportunities.

From the transition to clean energy and intelligent transport systems to the growth of automation, robotics and communications infrastructure, the sector offers a wealth of rewarding career paths and long-term stability.

Some of the possible employment opportunities open to you include:

• Electronic engineer
• Electrical engineer
• Telecommunication engineer
• Control engineer
• Robotics engineer
• Network engineer
• Energy consultant
• Sustainable transport engineer
• Low carbon consultant
• Research engineer