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Course overview
Are you fascinated by the power of electricity and how it is harnessed to drive modern technology? Do you want to be part of the team responsible for designing and building the systems that power the world?
Electrical engineering is about creating and improving the systems that generate, transmit and use electrical power. By studying electrical engineering, you’ll learn how to expand upon the fundamental principles of electricity, electronics and electromagnetism and apply this knowledge to design and develop complex systems and devices.
Potentially leading to a fulfilling career with endless possibilities in power generation, telecommunications and sustainable energy and electronics, play a crucial role in the way we live and work.
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International students who complete an eligible degree programme in the UK on a student visa can apply to stay and work in the UK after their course under the Graduate immigration route. Eligible courses at the University of Nottingham include bachelors, masters and research degrees, and PGCE courses.
2:1 or equivalent grade in Electrical & Electronic Engineering or related discipline. Applicants are expected to have covered modules such as Maths, Circuits, Computer Engineering, Signal/Systems, Digital Signal Processing, Communication or related key technical modules.
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