Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering

Undergraduate study in the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering (EEE)

Accreditation

All our programmes are accredited by the Institution of Engineering and Technology, offering you a secure route to Chartered Engineer status.

Aisling Green, an undergraduate in the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering (EEE)

I chose Bath because the department has such an excellent reputation. I'm really enjoying the programme, especially the hands-on projects like Bath Mouse Race. I’d definitely recommend it to other people.

— Aisling Green,  
MEng Electronic and Electrical Engineering

Contact us

For application enquiries,
Tel: +44 (0) 1225 393019
Email: admissions@bath.ac.uk

For specific programme enquiries,
Tel: +44 (0) 1225 386330
Email: eleceng-reception@bath.ac.uk

Undergraduate study

Our undergraduate programmes will equip you with the skills and knowledge you need to build a successful career in engineering.

We are top three for Electronic and Electrical Engineering (The Sunday Times University Guide 2012) and we score 95% for student satisfaction (National Student Survey 2011).

We have a wide range of students taking our programmes including those taking part in our 2+2 joint education programme with North China Electric Power University. 

We offer MEng and BEng programmes in:

We also offer a joint programme with the Department of Mechanical Engineering:

Why choose us?

Our programmes let you choose from a wide range of options, allowing you to develop your interests. Industry-focused group and individual projects are a major part of our degrees. Teaching is delivered by experienced academic staff.

We use a mixture of lectures, seminars, workshops and laboratory practical classes. Because teaching groups are often small, you will sharpen your analytical, presentation and communication skills.

All our programmes include optional, year-long, paid placements.

Why study the subject?

Electronic and electrical engineering is vital to almost every aspect of modern life. It supports a number of industries, including electronics, communications, aerospace and space, automotive, medical imaging and renewable energy.

Chartered electrical engineers earn an average of £50,000 a year (Connexions) and can pursue a range of careers.

Careers

We are among the UK's top five electronic and electrical engineering departments for graduate employment (Unistats 2010). Our graduates work for companies including:

  • Airbus
  • BAE Systems
  • Ernst & Young
  • Hitachi
  • JP Morgan
  • Intel
  • National Grid
  • Npower
  • OC Robotics
  • Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd
 
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