Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Electrical and Electronic Engineering with Placement Year Sheffield Hallam University - City Campus, UK

Immerse yourself in a qualification that meets the educational requirements for chartered engineer (CEng) status – accredited by the Institution for Engineering and Technology (IET).

• Gain hands-on experience of practical electrical and electronic engineering work.
• Develop your skills in specialist laboratories and workshops.
• Gain real-world experience with well-known companies.

The world we live in today is profoundly dependent on the talents of electronic and electrical engineers. Creating, designing and managing the systems that keep things running is vital in our society – from the generation of heat, light and power to the ease and speed of communication that we’ve come to expect. On this course you’ll study topics including electronic design, communications, software engineering, computer modelling, microelectronics, power generation and distribution, electrical machines, signal processing, renewable energy systems, smart building systems and instrumentation.

We also offer BEng Honours Electrical and Electronic Engineering with Foundation Year where you study an initial foundation year to prepare for the course, and a degree apprenticeship course in a similar field.

How you learn
All our courses are designed around a set of key principles based on engaging you with the world, collaborating with others, challenging you to think in new ways, and providing you with a supportive environment in which you can thrive.

You’ll study the fundamentals of engineering science, applicable mathematics, and practical and project skills as well as developing scientific and analytical skills by studying electrical energy systems, machines, control engineering and electronic systems design. In the final year, specialist options enable you to undertake real-life inquiry, investigation, and discovery through a specific research topic, project or consultancy – making an original contribution to your discipline or related industry requirements.

You learn through

• Lectures, tutorials and practical sessions
• Exams
•  Assignments
• Project work
• A group project