Master of Science - Electronic Systems Engineering (Dissertation)

The research activity and supervision for MSD Electronic Systems Engineering is concentrated in the following principal research areas: audio and video networking, multimedia architectures and applications, data communications and networking, RF engineering, radio, radar and electromagnetics, propagation, video, image processing and computer vision. The University's cross-disciplinary projects draw on the expertise of its electronic engineers, computer scientists, mathematicians, physicists and psychologists.

University of Essex is one of the largest and best resourced schools in the UK. Their work is supported by extensive networked computer facilities and software aids, together with a wide range of test and instrumentation equipment. The research covers a range of topics, from semiconductor device physics, the theory of computation and the philosophy of computer science, computational intelligence and computer games, to artificial intelligence and robotics, with most of its research groups based around laboratories offering world-class facilities. The University's impressive external research funding stands at multi-million pounds per year and they participate in a number of EU initiatives and undertake projects under contract to many outside bodies, including government and industrial organisations.