Your PG Electronic, Electrical & Systems Engineering offer-holder hub
Congratulations on your offer to study within the Department of Electronic, Electrical & Systems Engineering at Birmingham! This is your exclusive offer-holder hub which will guide you through some of the information you might require to make an informed decision about where to study for your postgraduate degree.
Why study Electronic, Electrical & Systems Engineering at Birmingham?
With teaching delivered by researchers at the forefront of their fields, your degree from Birmingham will equip you with the skills you need for a career leading the development of our increasingly digital world. Our research addresses the key challenges, problems and opportunities currently facing our civilisation today, including power generation and distribution, communication systems and antennas, the space environment, transportation, healthcare, robotics and sensing, and radar systems.
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Read full profile"The best point of my course is how well-structured it is, with a good balance of theoretical and practical aspects. I find the feedback the lecturers give on coursework helpful as they cover both areas we need to improve on as well as areas in which we’ve performed well. The lecturers are very supportive and give lots of guidance on both coursework and how to succeed when looking for jobs."
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