In Stage 1, you'll be introduced to core areas of electronics and computer engineering. 

You'll cover topics such as programming, circuit theory, signals and communications, and engineering mathematics.

During your second year, you'll develop your knowledge further, exploring areas including operating systems, computer networks, digital electronics, and analogue electronics. 

You'll complete a design-based project in groups, working with students from other electrical engineering programmes. 

In Stage 3, you'll complete in-depth modules covering topics such as database technology, telecommunication networks, and accounting, finance, and law for engineers. 

You'll also complete a significant individual project and dissertation, applying your expertise to investigate a complex problem such as developing an ultrasonic robot navigation system, multibiometric systems for face recognition, and 3D reconstruction through stereo vision. 

Alongside this, you will be able to choose from optional modules such as web technologies, system and network security, website design and construction, digital signal processing, and real-time and embedded systems.