Electrical and Electronic Engineering

About this course

Electrical and electronic engineering is one of the foundational engineering disciplines, concerned with the generation, transmission, and use of electrical energy, and with the design and analysis of electronic circuits, systems, and devices. It encompasses power engineering, control systems, signal processing, communications, embedded computing, and semiconductor electronics, and its practitioners work across industries ranging from energy and transport to telecommunications, consumer electronics, medical devices, and defence. The field is central to virtually all modern technology, and engineers with these skills are in consistent demand. At the University of Surrey this three-year BEng programme develops the knowledge and skills required to work at the forefront of electrical engineering, power, and control. You will study circuit theory, electromagnetic theory, signal processing, d

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