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Electrical and electronic engineering touches all facets of modern life. At Hull, it sits within the School of Engineering in the Faculty of Science and Engineering.
Designed in collaboration with industry, our accredited degrees aim to meet the growing demand for talented engineers in fields from aerospace and mobile phones to healthcare and renewable energy.
Gives you the skills and knowledge for entry on to a degree if you don’t quite meet the academic entry requirements.
We have partnerships with universities across the globe. Depending on your course, you can study for one trimester, or a full year, in another country.
Work in industry as part of your degree. Depending on your course, you can spend part of your degree on placement. See your course page for specific details.
Some courses combine undergraduate and postgraduate study. The integrated Masters year is an extra year after your standard degree.
Acquire a sound and relevant electrical and electronic engineering education early in the course – then develop specialist skills as you progress.
Drones are delivering life-saving medicines to remote islands. Robots are being sent into some of the most dangerous places on Earth. The world is ever-changing. And it needs skilled, hands-on people to keep it turning. That's where you come in.
Discover and develop key competencies in areas such as machine learning and big data on this MSc in Artificial Intelligence & Data Science.
This Masters equips you for specialised roles in energy engineering, or prepares the ground for PhD study.
Advance your knowledge of artificial intelligence and get ready to lead in this fast-moving field on our part-time, online MSC Artificial Intelligence course.
Choose to study an MSc by Thesis or a PhD research degree in Engineering at Hull. Benefit from a wide range of expertise, experience and facilities.
Natasha PittsMEng Electrical and Electronic Engineering
We're proud of being the first university in the country to gain industry accreditation for electrical and electronic engineering courses. As a student on one of our degrees, you'll be taught by research-active staff with years of experience and invaluable industry contacts.
All Electrical and Electronic Engineering programmes are accredited by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) and are a recognised qualification towards Chartered Engineer status.
We were ranked 1st in the UK university for learning opportunities for this subject area in the 2022 National Student Survey**, so you’ll be trained using the latest equipment.
The Humber's emergence as Britain's 'energy estuary' has created a wealth of rewarding positions for engineering graduates, and a range of industry placements for while you're studying.
Electrical and electronic engineering touch every aspect of 21st-century life, opening up a world of career opportunities to specialists in the field. Our graduates enjoy excellent prospects, with many receiving job offers even before they graduate.
With programmes designed in collaboration with industry, you’ll be gathering theskills that employers need. And with the EngineeringUK organisation highlighting a current annual shortfall of 55,000 skilled workers in the UK engineering sector, your degree is likely to put you in high demand from employers.
* UK domicile full-time first degree leavers; Graduate Outcomes survey for the academic year 2019/20, published by HESA 2022
88.8% of students are in work or further study 15 months after graduating*
Our research addresses some of the biggest issues of modern times. Being part of a general engineering department, we can assemble a diverse and complementary range of expertise, experience and facilities to solve problems and change lives for the better.
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** National Student Survey (NSS) 2022, HEIs only
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