Program Overview

Electronic Engineering BEng

Course Overview

The Electronic Engineering BEng course at Middlesex University is designed to shape the next generation of electronic engineers. Upon graduation, students will be skilled at using technology to deliver innovative engineering solutions and integrate ethical, societal, and sustainability considerations into their work.

Why Study Electronic Engineering BEng at Middlesex?

• Accredited by the Institution of Engineering Designers (IED), this course sets students on the path toward Chartered Engineer (CEng) status.
• Develop technical proficiency in programming for engineering, electronics principles, and applied mathematics.
• Explore hands-on learning through interactive projects, labs, and workshops that mirror real-world engineering practices.
• Take advantage of strategic partnerships with leading tech companies such as Siemens and Festo.
• Attend guest lectures and receive project feedback from industry professionals.
• Embrace placement and research opportunities to gain real-world experience and boost employability.

Course Structure

• Year 1: Fundamental concepts of computing and electronic engineering, including practical applications of mathematics for engineers, electronic engineering principles, physical computing and programming, and engineering projects.
• Year 2: Building on the skills gained in Year 1, topics include design and engineering in context, digital system design, signal processing and communications, and analogue electronics.
• Year 3/4: Major self-directed engineering project, real-time hardware and software, and system-on-chip design and implementation.

Entry Requirements

• 112 UCAS points with 32 in a numerate subject or Engineering
• A-Level: BBC including a C or above from a numerate subject or physics
• BTEC: DMM in a numerate or science subject
• Access requirements: Overall pass, including 45 credits at level 3, of which all 45 must be at Merit or higher

Fees

• UK students: £9,535 (full-time), £79 per taught credit (part-time)
• International students: £16,600 (full-time)

Scholarships and Bursaries

• MDX Excellence Scholarship: up to £2,000 per year for UK students
• Regional or International Merit Awards: up to £2,000 towards course fees for International students
• Financial Packages Support: up to £1,000 of goods, including a new laptop or iPad

Career Opportunities

• Electronic design engineer
• Embedded systems engineer
• Control systems engineer
• Telecommunications engineer
• Power electronics engineer

Research Areas

• Real-time hardware and software
• System-on-chip design and implementation
• Electronic engineering principles and applications
• Digital system design
• Signal processing and communications
• Analogue electronics

Facilities

• State-of-the-art robotics and haptics lab
• Dedicated Festo mechatronics facility
• Access to high-quality specialist digital and wireless laboratories

Teaching and Learning

• Interactive seminars, group tutorials, and collaborative exercises
• Practical applications and projects
• Work placements and industrial partnerships
• Free laptop loans, printing, and online training with LinkedIn Learning

Student Support

• Dedicated team for student support and wellbeing
• Disability and neurodiversity support
• Equality, diversity, and inclusion initiatives
• Part-time study options
• Library resources and support

Location

• North London campus, 20 minutes from central London

Unistats Information

• 89% of students say staff value their views and opinions about the course
• 80% of students say teaching staff have supported their learning well
• 65% of students are in work or doing further study 15 months after the course

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