BEng · University of Brighton · 4 years
25% of this course's students did not continue past year one. Worth asking the university about directly.
Electronic and communication engineering sits at the heart of the technologies that connect the modern world. From the circuits that process information to the wireless networks that transmit it and the signal processing systems that make sense of it, this discipline covers the physical and mathematical principles underlying telecommunications, broadcasting, data transmission, and the intelligent devices that depend on them. Engineers in this field design and develop the infrastructure and devices that underpin mobile communications, the internet, satellite systems, and the growing field of connected and autonomous technologies. The University of Brighton's four-year full-time programme includes an integrated foundation year, giving students who need to build their scientific and mathematical foundations a supported pathway into the engineering degree, and a sandwich year that provides
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