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  MSc Engineering (Electrical & Electronic)


Wrexham University    Engineering

Full time & Part time See Course MSc 1 year full-time | 2 years part-time
Engineering (12)

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The MSc Engineering (Electrical & Electronic) programme is designed to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to thrive in the dynamic field of electrical and electronic engineering. With a strong focus on design, modelling, and testing algorithms, students will gain expertise in software development using tools like VEE, MULTISIM, and MATLAB. The programme also covers areas such as renewable technology, intelligent system design, and energy systems. Entry requirements include a Bachelor Honours Degree in an engineering discipline, but applicants with relevant professional experience may also be considered. This programme offers a flexible learning approach and is accredited by the IET, ensuring high-quality education and excellent career prospects.

About the course

Accredited programme with IET. (Subject to accreditation in 2023).

Industry software tools such as VEE, MULTISIM and MATLAB used extensively. 

Optional modules to enhance curriculum pathway.

Why choose this course?

The MSc Electrical and Electronic Engineering programme covers design, modelling, and test algorithms for complex electrical and electronic assemblies. Software development is an integral part of a modern electronic engineers’ role and to support this, software tools such as VEE, MULTISIM and MATLAB are used extensively in the course.

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Entry Requirements

Normal entry requirements for full time and part time intake will be one of:

- A Bachelor of Engineering Honours Degree, or other Bachelor Honours Degree, normally with an honour’s degree with at least a 2:2 classification or equivalent in an appropriate engineering discipline.
- Applicants who do not meet the minimum entry requirement but have substantial professional experience in a relevant specialist area may be accepted, subject to interview and references.
- Equivalent qualifications of another overseas country which are deemed satisfactory by the program team.

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Where will I study?

Where is Wrexham University

Student Profile

DANIEL DAVIES

Daniel works at a local electrical engineering company and is in his final year of studying MSc Electircal Power Engineering.

- What do you enjoy most about your course?

The relevance of majority of the course to my industry. The knowledge has been transferrable to my full time work as an electrical project engineer. My MSc dissertation in electrical power system analysis is of particular relevance whilst at the same time I am learning future technologies which will keep me at the front of research in the particular area of study.

- What do you hope to do when you graduate?

Initially continue to develop my career and knowledge as an electrical engineer within my company.

- What has the support been like?

Really good from lecturers and dissertation supervisor. Financial support has been brilliant from my company. Whilst the bursary provided at MSc level via the university is a fantastic idea which I am sure helps students who are self-funding.

- How do you think you have benefited from studying at Wrexham Glyndwr University?

Achieved a qualification which required persistent dedication and hard work to achieve which I believe reflects well on my character. Learnt invaluable key skills, mainly how to manage large quantities of work efficiently. The knowledge gained from the course would not have been easily accessible without studying the course so I believe gives me a strong advantage in the future in terms of my career progression.

- If you were to sum up your experience at Wrexham Glyndwr University in one word what would it be and why?

Commitment. It would have been so easy to stop at an earlier point of study such as after FND or BEng which is what all of my peers had done. Also in my company it was not a requirement to continue study, I have been the first person to do it. However I was committed to completing university at the highest possible level as I would not have been content not doing so. It has been tough working long hours in a job which requires full commitment and concentration, whilst completing assignments, exam revision and projects alongside this. In particular getting the dissertation completed on time has required hard work and commitment, also would have helped if I’d have started it earlier but never mind!

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