Master of Science - Electrical and Electronic Engineering with Industrial Practice

University of Greenwich (Medway Campus)

What you will study

The electrical and electronic engineering sectors are looking for engaged and forward-thinking graduates who can help businesses stay ahead of the curve. This two-year MSc Electrical and Electronic Engineering with Industrial Practice course prepares students for these future-thinking careers.

Through this Master's course, students will gain practical techniques by working with current and cutting-edge technologies and benefit from a research-driven academic environment with leading industry experts. Case studies are utilized to develop teamworking and entrepreneurship acumen, which learners can put into practice through an independent project and an internship with a relevant employer.

The MSc Electrical and Electronic Engineering with Industrial Practice course is aimed at graduates seeking a broader skillset as well as those looking for a career advancement in engineering managerial roles or manufacturing.

About this course

Institution
University of Greenwich (Medway Campus)
Where
Chattam, United Kingdom
Level
Master
Length
24 months
Tuition
£21,850.00

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