Embedded Systems and Control - MSc

University of Leicester Science and Engineering

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Full time & Part time September, January MSc 12-28 months, full- or part-time

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Engineering Communications Engineering Control Systems Leicester United Kingdom On Campus

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From toasters to space flights, all manner of systems rely on control engineering to manage, command and regulate their behaviour. Using cutting-edge techniques, you’ll learn how to design embedded systems at an advanced level.

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Good second class honours degree (or equivalent) in a relevant subject

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Leicester is a top 25 UK University and has always been the home of great minds. Experts who inspire you to become part of the bigger picture, discovering innovative solutions to the big challenges. Informed by their ground-breaking research, you’ll work across academic boundaries to challenge perceptions, develop new practices and introduce a fresh way of thinking.