BEng (Hons) Electrical and Electronic Engineering - Part Time

Develop the technical knowledge and practical skills needed for a career in electrical and electronic engineering. This flexible degree explores circuit design, signal processing, control systems, and modern technologies, preparing you to design, improve, and manage electrical solutions across industries while balancing your studies with professional and personal commitments.

This BEng (Hons) Electrical and Electronic Engineering degree is designed to provide you with the knowledge, practical skills, and confidence needed for a successful career in the engineering sector. Available as a part-time programme, it offers a flexible route for students who want to gain an engineering qualification while managing other commitments.

Throughout the course, you will explore key areas including electrical circuits, electronic systems, signal processing, control systems, and engineering design. You will develop the ability to analyse challenges, design effective solutions, and apply engineering principles to real-world technologies.

The programme also focuses on developing professional skills such as problem-solving, communication, teamwork, and lifelong learning.
Minimum of two GCE A Level passes (or equivalent), including:

Mathematics

Physical Science

Five GCSEs at Grade C/4 or above (or equivalent), including:

Mathematics

Science

English

Applicants whose first language is not English must demonstrate English proficiency through IELTS 6.0 or equivalent.

Applicants may be required to attend an interview and/or provide a portfolio of work.

Additional Entry Considerations:

Mature and non-standard applicants with engineering-related work experience may be considered following an interview.

Applicants entering at higher levels may be considered with relevant qualifications such as an HND/HNC, provided the required mathematics level has been achieved.

Applicants with a Foundation Certificate or Access to Higher Education Diploma may also be considered.
Electrical Engineer

Electronic Engineer

Control Systems Engineer

Design Engineer

Electronics Design Engineer

Systems Engineer

Automation Engineer

Power Engineer

Embedded Systems Engineer

Test and Development Engineer

Project Engineer

Research and Development Engineer

Modules

Engineering Environment

Introductory Engineering Mathematics

Introductory Electrical Principles

Introductory Analogue Electronics

Introductory Embedded Systems

Engineering Modelling and Analysis

Instrumentation and Control

Intermediate Digital Electronics and Communications

Intermediate electrical Principles and Enabling Power Electronics

Intermediate Embedded Systems

Analogue Signal Processing and Communications

Management and Enterprise in engineering

Major Project

Electrical Machines and Power Electronic Drives

Engineering Electromagnetism

Location

Wembley - Madison House, 24-28 London Road, HA9 7EX,

Kingsbury - Masons House, 1-3 Valley Drive, NW9 9NG

Holborn - 2-10 Princeton Street, WC1R 4BH

Fitzrovia - 153 Great Titchfield Street, W1W 5BD

Southall - Bishops House, 39-47 High Street, UB1 3HF

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Our consultations are free and designed to help you find the right course for your goals. We'll discuss your interests, career ambitions, previous qualifications, and any relevant experience to recommend the most suitable study options for you.
Not necessarily. Many of our partner institutions offer flexible study options to suit different lifestyles. Depending on the course, you may be able to study during weekdays, evenings, weekends, online, or through a blend of in-person and independent learning. If you're working or have other commitments, our team can help you find a course that fits your schedule.

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