Stage 1 will provide a broad introduction to the principles of engineering. You will gain an understanding of design processes in a multi-disciplinary context. This will aid the development for your professional skills. You will also focus on engineering materials, mechanics, and electrical and electronic engineering.

During Stage 2 you'll build on your knowledge and skills. You'll cover subjects including electrical power and conversion, electric machines and drives, computer systems and microprocessors, digital electronics, and semiconductor devices and analogue electronics.  

In Stage 3, you will select a specialism within the electrical and electronic engineering discipline. You'll study topics focused on electrical power, intelligence sensing and communications, or microsystems. Specialising gives you unique employability in your chosen focus area.

Stage 3 also includes a final dissertation project incorporating professional skills and learning, such as project management and law specifically tailored for for electrical engineers. Your project topic will be informed by current engineering trends and supervised by academics who are experts in their field of research.