Master of Engineering in Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Program Overview
The Metropolitan College's 5-year integrated MEng in Electrical and Electronic Engineering blends theory with hands-on experience. Aligned with University of East London standards, it prepares students for high-demand careers as Electrical and Electronic Engineers, with both undergraduate and postgraduate degrees awarded upon completion. Graduates can work in various fields, including power transmission, microprocessors, automation systems, and renewable energy.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
The Metropolitan College's MEng Electrical and Electronic Engineering program offers an integrated blend of theory and practice, tailored to the needs of the Greek industry and development. It provides fundamental knowledge of the science and trains students in its successful application, making them highly sought-after in the job market. The program is a 5-year integrated master's (MEng) leading to both undergraduate and postgraduate degrees. The program is largely participatory and includes mandatory laboratory courses conducted in the Metropolitan College's fully equipped, state-of-the-art facilities. Upon completion, graduates receive both undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in Electrical and Electronic Engineering, similar to programs in Greek and European Polytechnics. The Electrical and Electronic Engineer is a professional engineer involved in the analysis, design, and construction of all types of electrical and electronic systems at the installation or non-stationary machine level. Electrical engineers deal with large-scale electrical systems, such as power transmission, electrical installations, and the control systems of electrical machines. Electronic engineering examines electronic systems, such as microprocessors, navigation systems, and automation systems. The years and modules are as follows:
Year 1:
Professional Ethics, Mathematical Analysis, Mathematical Simulation, Physics, Engineering Science, Computer Programming Techniques, English A2
Year 2:
Technical Legislation and Projects, Programming Languages, Mathematical Analysis of Complex Variables, Analog and Digital Electronics, Analysis of Electrical Networks, Electricity Generation, English B2
Year 3:
Professional Skills, Automatic Control Systems, Telecommunications Systems Technology, Software and Microprocessors, System Modeling Techniques, Programmable and Variable Logic Controllers, Renewable Energy Sources, English C1, Elective Course: Internship/Applications and Project Performance
Year 4:
Economical and Technical Study and Project Management, Undergraduate Thesis, Microwave Communications, Electrical Machines, Optoelectronics and Organometry, Digital Signal Analysis, Advanced Automatic Control Systems, English C2 It only mentions an undergraduate thesis in Year 4 and a diploma thesis in Year 5.
Teaching:
The program is described as largely participatory and includes mandatory laboratory courses using advanced technological equipment. The program is taught in Greek. There is mention of a "Year Show," an annual exhibition showcasing student projects.
Careers:
Graduates are equipped to work as Electrical and Electronic Engineers, either employed by companies or as freelancers. Professional activities relate to various aspects of the specialty, including: preparing studies on the safe operation of all types of equipment; supervising and controlling the proper operation of the installation, supervision, repair and maintenance, as well as the handling of installation equipment; providing technical services and conducting expert opinions on installations or equipment; designing and developing Embedded Computing Systems, Telecommunications and Electronic Systems, Robotics and Automation Systems. Graduates can also pursue postgraduate studies in Greece and abroad. The text mentions graduates participating in the BlueGrowth Piraeus 2024 competition.
Other:
The program is offered in Greek and English. The program is an integrated master's degree (MEng), meaning it combines undergraduate and postgraduate studies into a single 5-year program. The program's curriculum is harmonized with the standards of the University of East London. Graduates receive a degree from the University of East London. The Metropolitan College has various campuses across Greece.
Metropolitan College, established in 1982, is the largest institution for university studies in Greece. It collaborates with six international universities to offer over 70 bachelor's, master's, and doctoral programs across 12 faculties. The college operates eight state-of-the-art campuses located in Athens, Maroussi, Piraeus, Thessaloniki, Larissa, Heraklion (Crete), Rhodes, and Patra. All programs lead to internationally recognized degrees awarded directly by the partner universities. Metropolitan College is officially licensed by the Greek Ministry of Education and Religious Affairs.
The college is distinguished for its high-quality academic offerings and esteemed faculty. It is the only college in Greece that is a member of the Compostela Group of Universities, an international network that fosters academic collaboration and recognition among top universities worldwide.
Metropolitan College's mission is to align Greece's higher education landscape with international standards, providing students with a diverse range of contemporary courses that meet current job market demands. The college has received numerous accolades, including recognition in the Times Higher Education Global University Impact Rankings and awards for its contributions to tourism education.
Entry Requirements:
The program is open to secondary school graduates who wish to pursue a career in Electrical and Electronic Engineering. Required application materials include: letters of recommendation from high school teachers, a national ID card, passport photos, a high school diploma, any other academic qualifications (if applicable), and a Metropolitan College application form. Applicants are also interviewed. Those with demonstrated prior knowledge in the subject area beyond secondary education are considered on a case-by-case basis.
