Master of Science - Electrical and Electronic Engineering

This program is designed to advance careers in a rapidly growing industry by equipping students with cutting-edge knowledge and hands-on experience. It prepares graduates to tackle complex global challenges in electrical and electronic systems.

Key Areas of Study Students explore specialist fields such as:

• The Internet of Things (IoT) and smart grids. • Renewable energy systems. • RF and microwave engineering. • Sensors and actuators.

Research and Practical Application The course emphasizes real-world scenarios through practical workshops, studio sessions, and research-informed projects. Many of these initiatives are directly connected to active research within the Centre for Engineering Research in Intelligent Sensors and Systems (CeRISS) and the EUREKA Robotics Centre.

Industry Integration A defining feature of this degree is its strong industry integration. Modules are co-designed and reviewed by industry partners, providing students with access to real-world projects, guest lectures, and cutting-edge facilities, including:

• Robotics labs and IoT test beds. • Embedded development kits. • Opportunities to collaborate on pioneering research and publish work in academic conferences or digital media.

Career Prospects Graduates are prepared to excel globally in industries such as renewable energy, automation, telecommunications, smart manufacturing, and robotics, as well as in advanced research and development roles. The program aims to develop future-ready engineers with advanced technical, analytical, and leadership skills.

Professional Accreditation The programme has been designed with reference to the requirements for Further Learning for registration as a Chartered Engineer (CEng). In line with other Cardiff School of Technologies programmes, it will seek accreditation from the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) on behalf of the Engineering Council following the completion of the first successful cohort.