Bachelor of Engineering [B.Eng] [Electronic and Electrical Engineering (Communications Systems)] From Brunel University

Aims

Engineers, technologists and designers are the architects and implementers of the technological revolution and are in great demand throughout industry, commerce and the public sector.

The Electronic and Electrical Engineering (Communications Systems) degree offered by Brunel University London aims to produce well-educated, imaginative and professionally-trained engineers and designers who can meet the challenge of rapid technological development.Maybe you:

• know what engineering area you want to specialise in already and realise that a broad degree can provide you with an invaluable springboard to any number of careers. You donÕt want to limit your options.
• are seeking a broad-based engineering degree to explore your interests and strengths in a variety of exciting fields, all of which are of crucial importance in todayÕs world.

Employability

Computers have had a tremendous impact on every facet of our lives at home and work, in leisure and in communication creating an unprecedented demand for engineers able to design reliable, efficient computer systems.

Our graduates can pursue opportunities in diverse fields such as finance, leisure, media and marketing as well as in all forms of engineering and in the computer industries.

There is a relaxed and friendly relationship between students and staff and we take a genuine interest and pride in the success of our students and graduates. This, together with acknowledged high quality teaching and resources, results in an excellent record of employment amongst our graduates.

Careers and your future

Whichever electronic engineering course you follow, you will have a wide choice of careers in mainstream electrical/electronic/microelectronic industries and in other engineering and Ôhigh-techÕ fields.

The majority of our graduates move into research, development or manufacturing companies Ð a choice many make when accepting sponsorship from a company Ð but opportunities do exist in most other professional spheres such as computing, medicine, finance, management and the media.

Recent graduates have gone on to work for companies including the BBC, Virgin Airways, Siemens and a variety of design companies.