Electronic and Electrical Engineering

About this course

Electronic and electrical engineering is concerned with harnessing the behaviour of electrons to create systems that power, communicate, sense, and compute. From the national electricity grid to the microchips inside a smartphone, from medical imaging equipment to the satellites tracking global logistics, almost every piece of modern infrastructure depends on the knowledge and skills this discipline produces. It combines fundamental physics with applied mathematics and hands-on design, demanding both rigorous theory and practical creativity. At Nottingham Trent University you will study this four-year full-time programme, building from first principles in circuit theory, electromagnetism, and semiconductor physics before progressing to more advanced areas such as power electronics, signal processing, control systems, digital communications, and embedded systems. You will spend significa

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