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 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 system and network security, signal processing and machine learning, 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.