HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR COURSE
"Studying at the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at The University of Manchester offers you a unique opportunity to benefit from a blend of cutting-edge research-inspired teaching by our internationally recognised lecturers, and practical work in our modern, state-of-the-art world-leading teaching facilities and research laboratories.
You will experience a full spectrum of Electrical and Electronic Engineering curricula designed to tackle some of the key societal challenges ahead of us."
(Professor Jovica Milanovic, Head of Department)
Our courses
- BEng Electrical and Electronic Engineering
- MEng Electrical and Electronic Engineering
- BEng Electrical and Electronic Engineering with Industrial Experience
- MEng Electrical and Electronic Engineering with Industrial Experience
- BEng/MEng Electrical, Electronic & Mechatronic Engineering with an Integrated Foundation Year
- BEng Electronic Engineering
- MEng Electronic Engineering
- BEng Electronic Engineering with Industrial Experience
- MEng Electronic Engineering with Industrial Experience
- BEng Mechatronic Engineering
- MEng Mechatronic Engineering
- BEng Mechatronic Engineering with Industrial Experience
- MEng Mechatronic Engineering with Industrial Experience
If you have any questions about our courses or their entry requirements, please email our admissions team at ug.eee@manchester.ac.uk
“Maths and physics were my favourite subjects in high school and I really enjoyed building projects using electronics. It's also very cool that a lot of future technology is based on knowledge you learn at EEE.”
"I studied Product Design for A-Levels and I fell in love with designing and manufacturing a product. I was fine with mechanical aspects but I realised I was clueless about how to integrate electronics into any product I made. This lead me to choose EEE as it allowed me to study Mechatronics, and create products that could interact with the environment.”
“After going to the open days, I realised I liked the challenge that EEE presented and that I was very interested in robotics and electronics.”