Program Overview

Program Overview

The BEng Hons Electronic & Electrical Engineering (Bahrain) program is designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge to tackle some of the world's most pressing technological challenges. The program covers a range of topics, including power systems, digital and analogue electronics, communications, microcontrollers, and electromagnetism.

Key Facts

• Study mode and duration: 4 years full-time
• Start date: September
• Location: Harbour Heights, Bahrain

Why this Course?

Electronic & electrical engineers design, develop, and maintain the systems and networks that power our world. This program provides a curriculum balancing core electrical engineering principles with hands-on experience, equipping students with the skills to shape the technologies of tomorrow.

What you'll Study

The program covers a range of modules, including:

• English Academic Skills
• Computing 1
• Introduction to Electrics
• Lab Skills and Scientific Communication
• Mathematics for Science and Engineering
• Physics
• History of Bahrain
• Human Rights
• Arabic language (for native and non-native speakers)
• Maths for Science & Engineering 1 and 2
• Lab Skills & Scientific Communication
• Academic English Skills
• Computing 1
• Electronics
• Physics 1 and 2
• Engineering Design & Manufacture
• Physical Electronics
• Electromagnetism
• Electronic & Electrical Principles 2
• Digital Electronic & Programming Design
• Electronic & Mechanical Techniques & Design 2
• Engineering Design For Software Development 2
• Engineering Mathematics 3E
• Signals & Communications Systems
• Electronic & Electrical Principles 3
• Instrumentation & Microcontrollers
• Engineering Analysis
• Engineering Innovation & Management
• Engineering Project

Elective Modules

Students will choose one elective module from a range of options, including:

• Communications Networks
• Control Principles
• Photonic Systems
• Power Electronics, Machines & Applications
• Power System Design, Operation & Protection
• Analogue and Digital System Design
• Digital Signal Processing Principles
• Renewable Energy Technologies
• Information Transmission & Security
• Robotic Systems

Learning & Teaching

The program uses a blend of teaching methods, including lectures, small group problem-solving tutorials, and practical laboratories. Students will develop technical engineering expertise as well as communication, project management, leadership, and entrepreneurial skills.

Assessment

Students will be assessed through a variety of techniques, including written assignments, individual and group reports, oral presentations, practical lab work, and where appropriate, an end-of-term exam and individual project.

Entry Requirements

The University of Strathclyde, Bahrain accepts a range of academic qualifications for entry to its programs. Students should have successfully completed their high school diploma and have achieved an overall score of 80%, with 80% in relevant subjects for their chosen degree programs.

Fees & Funding

All fees quoted are for full-time courses and per academic year. Fees may be subject to updates to maintain accuracy. Tuition fees will be notified in the offer letter.

Careers

Strathclyde graduates are well-positioned for careers in fast-growing global industries, including power & renewable energy, telecommunications & digital systems, robotics & automation, photonics & signal processing, and aerospace & defense.