About The Course

This two-year Master’s is ideal for graduates with a background in electronics looking to follow a specialist career in digital electronics or communications with additional skills in project management.

Designed in collaboration with industry experts the course provides you with the academic and technical skills to analyse synthesise interpret and make sense of modern electronic systems so you are well prepared to meet the demands of tomorrow’s engineering society.

Gain advanced theoretical knowledge and practical skills in digital communications signal processing electronic circuits and microprocessors as well as an understanding of engineering best practice and how to apply it in real-life scenarios. You also build your project management skills in areas such as plan implementation; achieving change; organisational and personal collaboration; and methods to overcome organisational obstacles.

Why choose this course?

• Start the course at a time that suits you with six entry points through the year; each taught unit is delivered in a six-week block
• Study in an electronic laboratory environment gaining valuable hands-on experience as well as opportunities for industry connections including National Instruments Rhode & Schwarz and Axis Electronics
• Explore topics including applied microwave and optical communications; systems engineering; embedded sensors; controllers and energy; advanced digital signal processing; microprocessor architecture and embedded hardware; advanced digital communications; wireless sensor networks; optical communications; and other exciting emerging technologies such as energy harvesting
• Develop practical skills in laboratory sessions in which you build and work with your own electronic devices
• Benefit from developing expertise and understanding of professional standards