Electrical Engineering including an Industrial Year

About this course

Electrical engineering is the discipline concerned with the generation, transmission, and application of electrical energy, and with the design of electronic systems that sense, process, and control the physical world. From power grids and renewable energy systems to microprocessors, communications networks, medical instrumentation, and autonomous vehicles, electrical engineers work at the heart of some of the most consequential technologies of our time. The discipline demands a strong foundation in mathematics and physics alongside practical skills in circuit design, signal processing, and systems engineering. At the University of Nottingham, this four-year, full-time programme includes an industrial year and a foundation year. The foundation year builds the mathematical and scientific preparation needed for degree-level electrical engineering study, and is available for students who n

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