MEng · University of Southampton · 6 years
Aerospace electronic engineering is the discipline that develops the electronic systems, sensors, and control technologies that make modern aircraft, spacecraft, and unmanned aerial vehicles possible. Navigation systems, flight control computers, communications equipment, radar, and the avionics that manage every aspect of flight all rely on electronic engineering expertise applied to the unique demands of aerospace environments. The field sits at the frontier of engineering ambition, from interplanetary missions to autonomous aircraft and next-generation commercial aviation. At the University of Southampton, this six-year full-time programme, which includes both a foundation year and an industrial studies component, takes you from scientific and mathematical foundations through to advanced master's level competence in aerospace electronic engineering. You will explore emerging technolo
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