The Advanced Electronic and Electrical Engineering MSc at Brunel University Uxbridge is a broad degree of advanced studies in electronic and electrical engineering. You study in depth and breadth areas including sensors and instrumentation; control; photonics; power electronics; telecommunications; intelligent systems; medical systems; digital and analogue electronics; and embedded systems.
Brunel University Uxbridge runs the taught modules in the first two terms and then has four months for your dissertation. The dissertation is an advanced piece of research on a real world challenge relevant to electronic and electrical engineering. You also complete lab exercises in computer, electronics, and power and control laboratories, using industry standard engineering software in purpose-built computer laboratories.
Modules
- EE5624 - Applied Sensors Instrumentation and Control
- EE5625 - Engineering Ethics and Sustainability
- EE5626 - Advanced Electronic and Electrical Engineering Group Project
- EE5566 - Advanced Analogue Electronics and Photonics
- EE5500 - Project and Dissertation
- EE5632 - Power Electronics and Drives
- EE5627 - Artificial Intelligence System Techniques
- EE5622 - Communication Network Technologies
- EE5636 - Embedded DSP and FPGA Systems
- EE5550 - Radio and Optical Communication Systems
- EE5633 - Smart Grid Operation and Management
