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HomeStudy at YorkUndergraduateCourses 2027/28Electronic and Electrical Engineering (MEng)

MEng (Hons) Electronic and Electrical Engineering

Develop skills to lead the design and creation of next-generation electrical and electronic systems

Year of entry: 2027/28

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September 2027

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4 years full-time

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School of Physics, Engineering and Technology

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Why study Electronic and Electrical Engineering at York?

Take your engineering knowledge further. This integrated Master's degree combines advanced technical knowledge with extensive practical experience, preparing you to tackle complex engineering challenges and progress into specialist, research or leadership roles. Group projects at this stage allow you to put into practice your learning to produce something tangible while improving your team working and communication skills.

Power the technologies shaping our future. Explore the principles, circuits and systems behind modern electrical and electronic engineering, from renewable energy and smart grids to power electronics and motor drives. You'll work as a project team to design, prototype, and validate a working embedded system. You'll demonstrate hands‑on engineering, collaborative problem‑solving, and industry‑ready technical depth, giving you a flagship piece of work that strengthens placement and graduate applications.

Tailor your expertise to your interests. Choose opportunities to specialise as you progress, preparing for careers as a researcher, expert designer or technical manager.

Gain professional experience with a year in industry. Apply your knowledge in a professional setting, build valuable industry connections and explore potential career paths before you graduate. The School will help you find a suitable placement, and you'll receive support from an academic member of staff throughout your year, including regular meetings and workplace visits.

Our engineering courses have been continuously accredited for 25 years. This course is fully accredited by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) and counts towards the academic requirements for Chartered Engineer (CEng) status.

Accreditation

This course is fully accredited by the IET and counts towards the training requirements for Chartered Engineer (CEng) status. Our courses have been continually accredited for 25 years.

IET Accreditation

Fantastic facilities

Specialised teaching spaces, laboratories, workshops and a range of other outstanding facilities.

Outstanding research

97% of our research rated the highest 3* and 4* in the Times Higher Education's ranking of the latest REF results (2021).

The Electronic Engineering staff have been nothing short of friendly and accommodating. There is a vast diversity in terms of technical specialties within the staff, and everyone is extremely passionate about what they teach and often goes out of their way to enhance student experience and education.

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On the MEng you'll be able to choose from more advanced option modules in your third year, which are geared to meet the rigorous needs of the electronics industry. You'll also complete a large team software engineering project where you’ll work with other students as part of a small ‘company’ to produce a major software application for desktop or Android. You’ll take on a key role in this, use professional software tools and present your work to ‘sell’ your product. Through this project you'll gain essential project management, communication and leadership skills.

You'll study the principles and practicalities of electronic engineering, as well as honing essential skills in mathematics and computer programming. As you progress, you'll cover topics such as electronic hardware design, Java programming, signal processing and analysis, microprocessor interfacing, engineering construction and design, feedback and computer control.

In your final year, you'll choose option modules which will allow you to specialise according to your interests, and you'll work on a much larger and more ambitious final-year individual project. The project will give you invaluable skills for your future career.

Core modules

Introduction to Engineering

Programming and Digital Interfacing

Mathematics

Electronic Engineering Project

Digital Electronics

Analogue Electronics

Academic integrity module

In addition to the above you will also need to complete our online Academic Integrity module.

This module covers some of the essential skills and knowledge which will help you to study independently and produce work of a high academic standard which is vital for success at York.

This module will:

define academic integrity and academic misconduct

provide interactive exercises to help you to assess whether you've understood the concepts

provide answers to FAQs and links to useful resources.

Mathematics, Signals and Systems

Electronic Engineering Project 2

Circuit Design

Control, Sensors and Instrumentation

Electrical Circuits and Systems

Electromagnetism

Electronics Group Project Part A

Communications, Systems and Digital Communications

Renewable Power Generation

Electronics Group Project Part B

Electric Powertrain Design

Option modules

You will study one option module. Examples can be found below. Some option module combinations may not be possible. The options available to you will be confirmed after you begin your course.

Advanced Sensors and Instrumentation

Digital Signal Processing

Micro-Mechanical and Microfluidic Devices and Systems

Photovoltaics and Solar Thermal Energy

Individual Final Project

Power Electronics

Electric Vehicle Technologies

Immersive and Interactive Audio

Critical Evaluation of Intelligent Robots

Fuel Cell and Battery Technologies

Leadership in Engineering Businesses

Machine Learning

Robot Kinematics and Dynamics

Sound Interactions in the Metaverse

Advanced Project Management- Agile, Scrum and Lean Six Sigma

Sustainable Energy Technologies

Elective modules

You may be able to replace one option module with an elective module, studying a complementary subject, a language or an interdisciplinary topic.

Our modules may change to reflect the latest academic thinking and expertise of our staff, and in line with Department/School academic planning.

Study abroad

There are opportunities for you to spend time abroad during your course:

Explore global opportunities

Real-world experiences

Find your edge by gaining practical experience that boosts your employability. Explore diverse opportunities to apply your knowledge and build vital professional skills, such as placements, internships and part-time jobs.

Learning outcomes

Every course at York has been designed to provide clear and ambitious learning outcomes. These learning outcomes give you an understanding of what you will be able to do at the end of the course. We develop each course by designing modules that grow your abilities towards the learning outcomes and help you to explain what you can offer to employers. Find out more about our approach to teaching and learning.

Learning outcomes for this course

Subject Knowledge: Demonstrate comprehensive and critical understanding of electrical and electronic engineering - spanning circuits, power systems, control, and communication technologies - to assess and evaluate solutions, informed by current research, standards, and technical documentation.

Engineering Analysis: Evaluate and interpret the performance of electrical and electronic systems using mathematical models, simulation tools, and computational methods to inform design decisions and solve complex engineering problems.

Engineering Design and Innovation: Design and assess cost-effective and innovative solutions to real-world problems by integrating electrical, electronic, and control components, translating functional requirements into detailed engineering specifications.

Engineering Practice: Critically evaluate professional tools and techniques - including programming, CAD, PCB design, and instrumentation - to implement, test, evaluate and refine electrical and electronic systems safely and effectively in laboratory and practical settings.

Professional Communication and Management: Coordinate and deliver complex projects with effective time management, teamwork, and ethical decision-making. Communicate research-informed electrical and electronic engineering solutions and professional practices clearly, accurately, and appropriately to technical and non-technical audiences, using verbal, written, and multimedia formats.

Engineering and Society: Critically evaluate the societal, environmental, ethical, legal, and economic impacts of electronic and electrical engineering solutions, and practise engineering with a strong commitment to professional responsibility and sustainability.

Strong links with industry

We will help you to become an employment-ready, motivated graduate, with skills in the latest developments in engineering such as robotics, artificial intelligence, virtual reality and immersive technology.

Group work to prepare you for your career

Our programme involves group work to allow you to experience the management, coordination and decision-making processes required by engineers. We structure this throughout the programme so that you develop key transferable and managerial skills.

Free membership

We offer all students free membership of the York Engineering Society (our student engineering society) and student membership of the Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET) while you are at York.

The fees and funding information here is for students starting in the 2027/28 academic year.

If you take a year abroad or year in industry you'll pay a reduced rate of fees for that year.

Annual tuition fees

UK (home)

International and EU

The UK government has announced its intention to increase tuition fees from £9,790 to £10,050 for the 2027/8 academic year. We expect this to apply to new UK (home) undergraduate students starting their studies in September 2027.

UK (home) or international fees?

The level of fee that you will be asked to pay depends on whether you're classed as a UK (home) or international student. Check your fee status.

Fees for subsequent years

UK (home) fees may increase within the government fee cap in subsequent academic years. We will notify you of any increase as soon as we can.

International fees are subject to increase in subsequent years in line with the prevailing Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation rate (up to a maximum of 10%).

More information

For more information about tuition fees, any reduced fees for study abroad and work placement years, scholarships, tuition fee loans, maintenance loans and living costs see undergraduate fees and funding.

Additional costs

There is no compulsory purchase of equipment or books necessary for this course. Lecture notes will be provided by staff, and you will be given a generous printing allowance.

We'll confirm more funding opportunities for students joining us in 2027/28 throughout the year.

UK government loans

UK scholarships and bursaries

International scholarships

Country-specific funding

US loans

Subject-specific Funding

We have a range of subject-specific funding open to all Year 1 students, including “Academic Excellence”, “Widening Participation”, “Engaging in Engineering” and “International Academic Excellence” scholarships.

You'll be automatically considered for a scholarship if York is your firm choice. £500 is paid during Autumn Term and the other £500 is paid at the end of Summer Term, providing you successfully progress to Year 2.

Living costs

You can use our living costs guide to help plan your budget. It covers additional costs that are not included in your tuition fee such as expenses for accommodation and study materials.

York, Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial

Just four UK universities are rated Gold for teaching and top ten for research* in the latest national assessment exercises.

See why York is rated Gold for teaching

Explore our research performance

* Awarded joint 10th in the Times Higher Education ranking of the Research Excellence Framework 2021.

You’ll study and learn with academics who are active researchers, experts in their field and have a passion for their subjects. Our approach to teaching will provide you with the knowledge, opportunities, and support you need to grow and succeed in a global workplace. Find out more about our approach to teaching and learning.

Teaching format

Our courses are highly intensive. Your timetabled activities each week will include:

Lectures

Practical work (including projects every year)

Workshops

Computer laboratories

Supervisions

You'll also be expected to spend time studying independently. As you progress through the course you'll take on more independent study, guiding your own learning and developing your project management skills.

Your individual project in your final year will be supervised by an academic member of staff who will guide you through your project.

Timetabled activities

In your first year, you can expect:

10 hours per week

Tutorials

2 hours per week

Practicals

9-10 hours per week

Optional activities

0-2 hours per week

These figures are representative of a typical week. Your contact hours will vary throughout the year due to your module choices, non-compulsory classes, exam periods and changes to scheduled activities.

Outside your timetabled hours, you'll study independently. This may include preparation for classes, follow-up work, wider reading, practice completion of assessment tasks, or revision.

In the UK, full-time students are expected to spend 1,200 hours a year learning. That's about 40 hours of classes and independent study each week during semesters. Everyone learns at a different rate, so the number of hours you spend on independent study will be different to other students on your course.

Facilities

You can find detailed descriptions of our facilities on our website, including laboratory space, recording studios, clean room and computing classrooms.

Teaching location

You will be based in the School of Physics, Engineering & Technology, on Campus West.

Most of your contact hours will be in the School of Physics, Engineering & Technology, with some additional teaching on Campus West.

About our campus

Our beautiful green campus offers a student-friendly setting in which to live and study, within easy reach of the action in the city centre. It's easy to get around - everything is within walking or pedalling distance, or you can use the fast and frequent bus service. Take a campus tour.

Assessment and feedback

Your assignments will be designed not just to test you but for you to creatively apply what you've learned, and to stretch you to supply novel solutions. We use a variety of assessment styles, including exams, coursework and practical engineering tasks. You'll encounter all of them during your course, but the exact balance will depend on the modules you choose:

Closed-book and open-book exams

Short technical reports

Electronic portfolios, including programming exercises, video reports or blogs

Presentations and demonstrations

Major technical reports

You'll receive written feedback on work you hand in to help you understand your grade and develop your skills. For your final-year individual project you'll produce a written report, have a viva (a presentation and question/answer session) and also show your project on our demo day, which our external advisory board attend.

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Careers and skills

The growth of the electrical and electronics industry means demand for new engineers is always high. Our students enter a wide range of jobs, not just in engineering, but in a variety of related fields such as software programming and hardware development.

For those wishing to take different career paths, the transferable skills you'll develop are highly valuable. Mathematics, programming, team working and technical management are sought after in a huge range of sectors, from media to financial services. Recent employers have included Jaguar Land Rover, Gooee, Sky, ARM, BBC, BT and Network Rail. Find out more about our graduate destinations and graduate profiles.

Career opportunities

Software engineer

Project executive

Service desk analyst

Audit associate

App developer

Business consultant

Digital signal processing engineer

Electrical consultant

Environmental technician

Front end developer

Research technologist

Sound and lighting engineer

Transferable skills

Analyse system and component performance through computational methods and modelling

Create designs to address real-world problems by synthesising ideas in engineering specifications

Solve technical problems through applying skills in programming, CAD, construction and measurement

Communicate and explain electronic engineering issues to a variety of audiences verbally, in writing, and using multimedia

Assess designs by applying detailed knowledge algorithms, devices and systems, and consulting relevant research

Coordinate and execute complex projects in electronics

Effective time management, teamworking and ethical decision making

Turn ambition into achievement with our expert guidance and connections. From your first day here to life after graduation, we'll help you find your career advantage.

Qualification

A levels

AAA including Maths.

BTEC National Extended Diploma

We consider a range of BTEC qualifications equivalent to 3 A Levels, or in combination with A Levels or other qualifications. For example: DDD in the BTEC National Extended Diploma plus A level Maths grade A

DD in the BTEC National Diploma in any subject plus A level Maths grade A

D in the BTEC National Extended Certificate plus AA at A level including Mathematics

We consider BTEC Level 3 National Diploma/ Extended Diploma with Unit 7- Calculus to Solve Engineering Problems and Unit 8- Further Engineering Mathematics in place of A Level Mathematics.

International Baccalaureate

36 points overall with grade 5 in Higher Level Mathematics - Applications and Interpretation or 5 in Higher Level or Standard Level Mathematics - Analysis and Approaches.

T levels

We are currently not accepting T Levels for this course unless an additional A Level (or equivalent qualification) in Mathematics has been taken.

Scottish Highers / Advanced Highers

Advanced Highers - A in Mathematics plus Scottish Highers - BBBB

We may also be able to consider three Advanced Highers or a combination of Highers and Advanced Highers, where an applicant does not meet the grade requirement through Highers alone. Please contact us to discuss your qualifications.

International foundation programme

Foundation Certificate from our International Pathway College or an appropriate alternative.

Other qualifications

We consider a wide range of academic and vocational qualifications as long as Maths is obtained at A level or equivalent and are happy to talk to you about your individual qualifications profile. We also offer a BEng Electronic Engineering with a Foundation Year for those not taking Maths A level which, following successful completion, allows you to progress onto one of our BEng or MEng courses depending on your Foundation Year average marks.

Other international qualifications

Equivalent qualifications from your country

Alternative offers

Meeting the following additional criteria may qualify you for an alternative offer.

Criteria

Adjustment

Widening participation

BBB including Mathematics

This is conditional upon successful completion of the WP programme including the YorJourney module (Black Access Programme, Next Step York) or successful completion of Realising Opportunities More about widening participation.

Contextual offer

ABB including Mathematics.

If you achieve C or higher in the EPQ, you may be eligible for an alternative offer up to one A level grade (or equivalent) below our typical offer.

English language

If English isn't your first language you may need to provide evidence of your English language ability. We accept the following qualifications:

Minimum requirement

IELTS (Academic)

6.0, with a minimum of 5.5 in each component

Other English language qualifications

To see what other language tests we can accept and the scores required, visit our IELTS equivalences webpage and click on the IELTS requirement for your chosen course.

We also accept various school-leaving certificates to meet our English Language requirements. Please visit our country-specific information for further details.

For more information see our undergraduate English language requirements.

If you haven't met our English language requirements

You may be eligible for one of our pre-sessional English language courses. These courses will provide you with the level of English needed to meet the conditions of your offer.

The length of course you need to take depends on your current English language test scores and how much you need to improve to reach our English language requirements.

After you've accepted your offer to study at York, we'll confirm which pre-sessional course you should apply to via You@York.

To apply to York, you'll need to complete an online application via UCAS (the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service).

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