Integrated Masters - Master of Engineering (MEng) - Electronic and Electrical Engineering (Sandwich Year)

It’s impossible to imagine a world without electronic and electrical engineering. It covers everything from tiny integrated circuits in household items and mobile phones, to the large-scale utilities that power homes. The industry is fast paced and rapidly changing with a focus on renewable and sustainable energy sources. An electronic and electrical degree from Nottingham Trent University can put students at the forefront of this exciting technological revolution by providing the skills and knowledge needed to be a great engineer.

During this course, students will develop their knowledge and engineering skills by participating in several industry-led projects. These are set by external industry experts to make students think, work and behave like a professional engineer. Students will learn to use latest digital technologies to deliver creative and effective solutions for a wide range of engineering problems in electronic and electrical domains.

Nottingham Trent University has embedded sustainability as a core part of their curriculum and students will spend time looking at solutions for environmental-related issues.

The Grand Challenge, a concept design project posed by industry, marks the end of the first and second years. Students will present their results at an end of year show before focusing on an individual research project. This forms a substantial part of the Masters level  modules for the MEng qualification.

With an integrated Masters (MEng) qualification, students will take their studies to the next level by studying undergraduate and Masters-level material alongside an in-depth research project.

Students will benefit from excellent teaching. Nottingham Trent University is in the top 20 in the UK for teaching quality in general engineering (The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2022).

With the focus firmly on problem-solving and live project work, students will get three to four years of industry experience before they graduate.