Electrical and Electronic Engineering
–MEDIAN PAY, 15 MO£33,500
SATISFACTION90%
CONTINUATION75%
PROFESSIONAL JOBSnot published
NO DESTINATION DATANo published graduate destinations, so no exposure figure is claimed.
Electrical and Electronic Engineering
MEng · University of Plymouth · 4 years
CONTINUATION ALERT
25% of this course's students did not continue past year one. Worth asking the university about directly.
About this course
MEng (Hons) Electrical and Electronic Engineering at Plymouth University. The MEng course develops your communication and entrepreneurial skills, and... Some of the biggest medical breakthroughs have been in electronics including medical imaging, robot surgery and stenting – and your work can make a real difference to society. As a Plymouth student, it’s an exciting opportunity to develop your technical and design skills and build connections with industry who are keen to discover your inventions. Previous student projects have included developing bionic arms for amputees or working in international organisations like the European Space Agency designing satellite systems. Dr Ian Howard Associate Professor Computational Neuroscience Study at a top 10 modern UK university for academic support and learning resources in Electrical and Electronic Engineering: National Student Survey 2025 BPIE
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